Safety is a big issue - avoid when the rocks are wet (through rain or sea spray) and fishing should not be entertained in a rough sea or when there is a swell running. Some people turn up with a bag of sand to ais grip and others use steel studs on their footwear to combat the slippy rocks. A head for heights and being sure of foot is essential.
That said it is a great fishing spot with Mackerel, Saithe, Pollock the odd Wrasse and Ling turning up at the moment.
The big downside is the numpties that leave litter especially packaging from lures and feathers - the rock is currently covered with such waste and I was deeply embarrased when taken a visiting angler down for a cast the other day. When asking someone else that was down on the rocks about the litter I received the comment that 'it's OK a storm will take it out to sea!
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