Chainwalk

Home
General Information
How To Get Here
Ruddon's Point
Kincraig Pont
Chainwalk
Elie Granary
Elie Lighthouse
Lady's Tower
St Monans
The Bell's Goat
Sandy Craig
West Harbour
Pittenweem
Pan Brae
Johnny Doo's Pulpit
White Pier
The Hynd
Red Pier
Sorlands
Cellardyke Rocks
The Candles
Cellardyke Harbour
Scoot Skelly
Caiplie Rocks
Crail Rocks
Crail Harbour
Roome Bay
Kilminning Rocks
Gallery
Gallery 2
Gallery 3
Gallery 4
Rigs
More Rigs
Salting Lugworm

How To Get There

You can access this area by either following the previous directions for Shell Bay Caravan Site,and then following the Fife Coastal Path,or by walking from Earlsferry.The latter though is much longer so I'd stick to going by Shell Bay.Follow the footpath on past Kincraig Point,and all of that path between there and Earlsferry can be called the chainwalk.

chainwalk.jpg

Although most of this area is quite easily accessible,one of the marks is a flat rock area which can quickly be cut off by the tide.It is located directly below some WW II installations and can be seen in the second photo.This particular part is also at the bottom of steep cliffs and can be difficult to negotiate.Be very careful if fishing this area.
 
Other parts of the Chainwalk as pictured here are very safe rock marks and in general fish onto sandy and shingly ground so there is not much in the way of snags.Actually,if there were just a bit more rocks and kelp,it would probably make the mark much better.

achainwalk.jpg

Chainwalk Facing West

Species here will include cod,coley,pollack,mackrel,and flounder.Not in great numbers though,and winter fishing would be better but infinately more dangerous in the dark.

cw2.jpg

View of WW II buildings on the cliff taken from Earlsferry.The low rocks in this photo are the one in the previous photo.

dscf0018.jpg

There are lots of safe marks in this area,and have equal amounts of fish to the tricky ones.