Weymouth Angling Centre

08/09/2026

Hi All,
WEYMOUTH PAIRS SPECIES HUNT
29TH & 30TH OCTOBER 2026

Fantastic response this year .
These are the current entrants.
Cowplain Cowboys
Team Gordy
Hopefull Hookers
Little & Large
Captain Pugwash
North & South
Sandmarx
Flying Fish
Its only fishing
MacSabbath
Team Jurassic
Team Novice
Caulkheads
Lowlands Legends
Cu Nice Turbots
De Dutskes
Tangle Twins
Dab Hands
Lymington Team Z
1 1/2 Anglers
Parsons Nose
Scales
Patriot Pysgota
Team Idiot
Team WAC
WAS Pirates
Senior Baitors
Cod Commandos
Reel Lieutenants
Team Sun
The Muppets
Fishing Dutchmen
Startler & Waldolf
The GTs
Oh no not them Two
Team Seawitch
Team Lagoon
A&D Venture
Eagle Fin
The Ape & I
RN se
Northern Kents
Focus
Lymington SAC
Odyssey

Boats Currently Booked .
Offshore Rebel, Als Spirit , Snapper, Skin Deeper, Fins Up, Lone Shark, Spartan, Cara Cara, GillAndy,
Celtic Warrior, Meerkat.

Please check your team is on the above list.
We have garenteed room for another 3 Teams.
Then we start a reserve list.
Entry forms are on www.weymouthangling.com under local competitions

For those who have not fished the event before you fish with your pairs partner on the same boat and try and catch two of each species.
The second day you are drawn on a seperate boat and start again catching two of each species.
Your two day scores are added together to establish the overall winner.
Cash Prizes of £2000 plus and a huge prize table.
There are also included in your entry, 2 msn Team Drawn Team 1st to 3rd , Golden Fish wins a minimum of £250 to the first angler to catch either a John Dory, Trigger Fish or Cod
Cash prizes will rise if we get a full entry.
There are also optional pools with prizes totaling over £2000.
Best Specimen
Heaviest Bream (All)
At presentation there is a Fish & Chip supper.
Its a great event fun and friendly.

Sponsored by Sidewinder Lures and Weymouth Angling Centre.

Weymouth Angling Centre offers quality fishing tackle, bait, and sea & coarse fishing gear, serving anglers in Weymouth and across the UK through our trusted online store.

08/09/2026

🦑 NEW FROM FIIISH 🦑

The innovative Fiiish Black Minnow Squid jigs have arrived at Weymouth Angling Centre!

The first soft plastic hybrid squid jig, combining the proven Black Minnow concept with an exciting new design for squid fishing.

We think these are going to work brilliantly and fly out!

Available now in store and on our website 👇

https://weymouthangling.com

08/09/2026

🌊 CHESIL BEACH CONDITIONS
Tuesday 8 September

Chesil is looking quite lively this morning, with a noticeable swell and plenty of white water pushing up the beach. It is certainly not flat.

Winds are around 13 mph WNW with gusts to 20 mph this morning, strengthening and turning more NW through the day. By this afternoon they are forecast around 20 to 23 mph, with gusts reaching roughly 24 to 26 mph.

🌊 There is a moderate swell and active shorebreak showing on the beach cam, so anglers will need to take care close to the water’s edge, particularly as the tide starts pushing back in.

🌧️ Rain and mist this morning should clear towards lunchtime, with a much brighter and drier afternoon expected.

🌡️ Temperatures reaching around 18°C

🌊 Low Water: 10:32 am at 1.39 m
🌊 High Water: 5:42 pm at 3.45 m

Overall, fishable but lively conditions today. The wind itself is not the main issue, but the swell and shorebreak are making Chesil considerably rougher than the wind forecast alone would suggest.

07/09/2026

🔥 NOW IN STOCK 🔥

The brand new PENN Surfblaster IV Long Cast Reel has officially landed at Weymouth Angling Centre.

Available in Silver or Grey, with both 7000 and 8000 sizes available.

🎣 PENN Slow Leveline system
🎣 XRC carbon body
🎣 Sealed drag system
🎣 Built for serious shore fishing
🎣 Available in Silver or Grey

If you liked the Surfblaster III, the new IV takes things another step forward.

Shop online or come and see them in store 👇

https://weymouthangling.com/products/penn-surfblaster-iv-long-cast-reel

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

🎣 Chesil Beach Report — Monday 7th September

Chesil is looking fairly settled this morning, with just a small amount of movement and a light shore break. Conditions are certainly fishable at present, although the westerly wind will gradually strengthen through the day, which should put more movement into the water later.

We are just past low water at 09:31, with the tide now flooding all the way through to high water at 16:13 at 3.11m.

🌬️ Wind

10am: W 13mph, gusting 18mph
11am: W 13mph, gusting 17mph
12pm: W 15mph, gusting 20mph
1pm: W 14mph, gusting 18mph
2pm: WSW 15mph, gusting 17mph
3pm: WSW 14mph, gusting 17mph
4pm: WSW 15mph
5pm: WSW 17mph
6pm: WSW 17mph
7pm: WSW 20mph, gusting 21mph
8pm: WSW 18mph, gusting 22mph
9pm: W 17mph, gusting 21mph

The morning and early afternoon look the more comfortable part of the day. Expect the sea to become progressively livelier as the WSW wind increases towards this evening.

🌊 Tides

Low: 09:31 — 1.66m
High: 16:13 — 3.11m
Low: 22:22 — 1.49m

🎣 Fishing Outlook

With the tide now pushing in and conditions still manageable, late morning through the afternoon looks a reasonable window. The strengthening westerly should add some colour and movement as the day goes on.

Overall: Fishable this morning and afternoon, becoming increasingly rough and uncomfortable later in the day.

06/09/2026

📹 Chesil Beach Live We**am @ Quiddles Cafe
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn_XtOIgPeQ

🎣 Chesil Beach Conditions
Sunday 6th September

Chesil is looking warm, dry and fairly settled today, with a moderate south south easterly breeze through most of the day.

The wind starts SSE at around 13 mph at 10am, with gusts reaching 16 mph. It gradually eases through lunchtime, dropping to around 9 mph by 1pm.

Through the afternoon the breeze remains mainly SSE at around 9 to 12 mph, with gusts generally between 13 and 16 mph.

From around 6pm the wind turns SE, then moves back SSE and S before becoming SW and WSW later tonight. Wind speeds also ease considerably, falling to around 5 to 6 mph through the late evening.

With the wind staying fairly moderate and easing later, there should not be a huge amount of wind driven movement on Chesil today.

It stays completely dry throughout.

Cloud is fairly variable this morning and becomes heavier around lunchtime, before breaking up considerably through the afternoon. Cloud then increases again later this evening.

Temperatures rise from 20°C at 10am to around 23°C through the afternoon, before gradually falling to around 16 to 17°C tonight.

Pressure starts around 1021 mb and gradually falls to around 1017 mb later.

🌊 Tides today

High water: 01:59 at 2.82m
Low water: 07:30 at 1.55m
High water: 14:40 at 2.94m
Low water: 20:39 at 1.55m

The tide floods through the morning and early afternoon towards the 14:40 high, before falling away through the evening towards low water at 20:39.

💨 Wind and weather

10:00 SSE 13 mph gusting 16 mph, 20°C
11:00 SSE 12 mph gusting 15 mph, 21°C
12:00 SSE 12 mph gusting 15 mph, 22°C
13:00 SSE 9 mph gusting 13 mph, 23°C
14:00 S 9 mph gusting 14 mph, 23°C
15:00 SSE 9 mph gusting 14 mph, 23°C
16:00 SSE 10 mph gusting 14 mph, 23°C
17:00 SSE 12 mph gusting 16 mph, 22°C
18:00 SE 12 mph gusting 16 mph, 21°C
19:00 SSE 8 mph gusting 13 mph, 19°C
20:00 SSE 6 mph, 17°C
21:00 S 5 mph, 16°C
22:00 SW 5 mph, 16°C
23:00 WSW 5 mph gusting 6 mph, 17°C

🎣 Today’s conditions

A warm and mostly settled Sunday on Chesil, with moderate south easterly winds and dry weather throughout.

The tide reaches high water at 14:40, then falls away through the afternoon and evening towards the 20:39 low.

The breeze eases considerably later, with very light winds showing through the evening.

As always, check the Quiddles Cafe live we**am before heading down so you can see exactly what the beach is doing.

👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn_XtOIgPeQ

Tide times are for fishing reference only and not for navigation.

05/09/2026

🌊 CHESIL BEACH CONDITIONS
Saturday 5 September

A good looking day for Chesil with very manageable conditions.

Winds start WNW around 8 mph, turning WSW around 9 to 10 mph through lunchtime before becoming SW around 12 mph during the afternoon.

The wind then eases through the evening, dropping to around 7 to 8 mph before becoming very light after dark.

Temperatures should reach around 20°C and it is forecast to stay dry throughout the day.

🌊 High Water: 12:57 pm at 3.09 m
🌊 Low Water: 6:41 pm at 1.73 m

Overall, Chesil should remain very fishable throughout the day, with the lightest conditions returning this evening.