Sea Fishing Shore Marks In Wales
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Sea Fishing: Shore Marks
A random selection of Welsh shore marks to browse through
in no particular order!
Rhosneigr: Traeth Cymyran (Cymyran Beach)
Rhosneigr has Traeth Cymyran (Cymyran Beach), which stretches from Rhosneigr to Llanfairyneubwll, alongside Valley airfield. It is a mix of sand, rocks and shingle, fishing onto the same. At the north end of the beach, between the main island and Holy Island, is a...
read moreMumbles: The Knab
Mumbles has fishing at the Knab. Fishing is from a concrete wall with easy access, onto mainly clean ground. Take the A4067 to Mumbles. Continue along the coast road towards the pier which is signposted from Mumbles. The Knab is situated before the pier and has a boat...
read moreMumbles: The Pier
Mumbles has fishing from a pier, which fishes onto a mainly sandy bottom. Fish caught include bass, codling, conger, dabs, dogfish, flatties, garfish, gurnard, mackerel, pollack, pouting, rockling, whiting and wrasse. Take the A4067 to Mumbles and continue along the...
read moreMumbles: Beach
Mumbles has fishing from a beach, which is mixed sand, shingle and rocks, fishing onto similar ground. Fish caught include bass, codling, conger, dabs, dogfish, flatties, garfish, gurnard, mackerel, pollack, pouting, rockling, whiting and wrasse. Take the A4067 to...
read moreStackpole: Quay (Cei Ystangbwll)
Stackpole has fishing from the Quay (Cei Ystangbwll), onto mixed ground. There are also rock marks along the path to the north of the quay. Access is not easy and is not for the less agile. Fishing is onto rocks. Fish include wrasse, pollack, bull huss, bass,...
read morePenarth: Harbour / Marina
Penarth has fishing from the harbour/marina, which fishes onto shale and silt.. Fish include whiting, mullet, cod, bass, conger, pouting, flounders. The harbour/marina is signposted from the town, there is car parking available. Penarth also has fishing from a...
read morePenarth: Beach
Penarth has fishing from a beach, which stretches from the pier northwards . It is sand and shingle, fishing onto a mixture of the same, with patches of mud and rock. Follow the signs to the pier, which is signposted from the town, there is car parking available. Walk...
read moreAmlwch: Llam Carw
Amlwch has fishing from rock marks on Llam Carw, fishing onto a mixed, mainly rocky, bed. Fish caught include pollack, whiting, wrasse, conger, dogfish, plaice, dabs, codling. Amlwch is on the A5025. To access Llam Carw, follow the brown signs for "Canolfan...
read moreAmlwch: Harbour
Amlwch has fishing from the Harbour, fishing onto a mainly sandy/silt bottom. Fish caught include pollack, whiting, wrasse, conger, dogfish, plaice, dabs, codling. Amlwch is on the A5025. To reach the harbour, follow the brown signs for "Canolfan Treftadaeth"...
read moreTrearddur Bay: Raven’s Point
Trearddur Bay has fishing from several rock marks, of which Raven's Point is the best known. Raven's Point fishes onto a mixed, rocky bottom. Fish include pollack, coalfish, mackerel, dogfish, whiting, bass, flatties, codling, dabs, bullhuss, conger. Exit the A55 at...
read moreOgmore-by-Sea: The Deeps
Ogmore-by-Sea offers fishing at the Deeps, which is fished from rock ledges into a very mixed bottom, occasional sand patches amongst rocky clefts. Great care is needed as there can be very dangerous swells, especially at high tides. Fish include bass, mackerel, rays,...
read moreMenai Bridge: The Green
Menai Bridge has fishing from the Green, which is a mix of patches of rocks and silt. Fish include cod, bass, eels, dogfish, mackerel, whiting, herring. For the Green, take the A5 over the Menai Straits. Take the first left turn after the first roundabout, past the...
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