South East Wales
Neath Port Talbot, Glamorgan, Valleys & Gwent
Coarse Fishing
Game Fishing
Mixed Coarse & Game Fishing
Sea Fishing: Boat Charter
Sea Fishing: Shore Marks
A random selection of fishing in South East Wales to browse through
in no particular order!
Cardiff Bay: Foreshore
Cardiff has fishing from the Foreshore which is very uneven and full of rocks, lumps of concrete and other rubble. It fishes onto a similar bottom. Fish include cod, whiting, bass, mullet, flounders, conger. For the Foreshore, follow the signs to Cardiff Docks and...
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Goldcliff
Goldcliff is a shingle and silt beach, backed by a sea wall. Both fish onto mainly clean ground. The usual preference is to fish the beach, with the wall being used around high tides. Fish include flounders, sole, rays, bass, conger. In Liswerry, east of Newport, turn...
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Rhoose
Rhoose has fishing from Rhoose Point, Dams Bay, Fontygary (Ffontygari) Bay. Rhoose Point fishes onto very rough ground. Dams Bay fishes onto varying degrees of rough ground, depending upon location. Fontygary Bay is a shingle beach, fishing onto similar. Fish include...
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Penarth: 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 beach,...
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Penarth: 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...
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Cardiff Bay: Barrage
Cardiff Bay has fishing from parts of the Barrage, which fishes onto clean ground. The areas where fishing is allowed are displayed on notices. Fish include cod, whiting, bass, mullet, flounders, conger. The Barrage is best reached by following the “Marina” signs in...
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Ogmore-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 moreMerthyr Tydfil Angling Association: Pen-y-Wern South Pond
Merthyr Tydfil Angling Association has fishing on Penywern (also Pen-y-Wern) South Pond. This is primarily a carp fishery. There are no legal bait restrictions. The association also has fishing on the rivers Taff, and its tributary, the Taf Fechan, and the Usk,...
read moreMonmouth and District Angling Society: River Wye (Duke’s Water)
Monmouth and District Angling Society has fishing on the Duke's Water stretch of the River Wye at Monmouth, referred to as the "Lower" beat by the society. This consists of 3 miles of coarse fishing only for barbel, chub and grayling. Please note that fishing is not...
read moreMonmouth and District Angling Society: River Wye (Hadnock)
Monmouth and District Angling Society has fishing on the River Wye at Hadnock, referred to as the "Upper" beat by the society. The fishing is on the eastern bank only. This consists of 3 miles of coarse fishing only for barbel, chub and grayling. Please note that...
read moreMonmouth and District Angling Society: River Monnow (Monmouth North)
Monmouth and District Angling Society has fishing on the River Monnow, a tributary of the Wye, at Monmouth. There are 3 beats very close together, totalling some 3 miles. Fishing is for trout, grayling, barbel, chub, dace, perch and roach. Contact:...
read moreMonmouth and District Angling Society: River Trothy (Treowen)
Monmouth and District Angling Society has fishing on the River Trothy, near Treowen. There is 5 miles of fishing for wild brown trout. Fly and worm fishing is permitted. Contact: http://www.monmouthfishing.co.uk...
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