Shore Angling Code

• Take care to avoid putting roosting or feeding birds to flight especially when shore angling at high tide or at night
• Avoid angling at known active bird nesting sites
• Tread carefully on the rocky shore if fishing off the rocks at low tide
• Take all waste home and dispose of it safely including old hooks, line and tackle which can hurt birds and animals
• Take only as much bait as you need and return unused worms to the beach
• Follow the National Federation of Sea Anglers Code
• Look out for posted information on local fishing sites
• Be aware of other beach users and activities when making fishing location choices
• Be aware of others and take care when casting
• Help conserve fish stocks by returning undersized or surplus fish, alive and healthy, to the sea
• During the periods of dawn and dusk, September to February wildfowlers will be present in the estuary.
• Use night fishing/collecting lights with consideration for other Park users

Abide by the "Recommended Retention Size Limits"