Bass Fishing in Isle of Anglesey

Best on flood/ebb slacks; spinners/soft plastics or live/peeler crab close to eddies and weed edges.

Best at dawn/dusk on pushing tides; work lures or fish sandeel/crab close to surf line and rocky edges.

Spin soft plastics/metal at dawn/dusk on flooding tide; fish tide-edges and white water close in.

Best on pushing tides, dawn/dusk; try sandeel-style lures, surface plugs, or rag/lug in surf near rocky edges.

Best at dawn/dusk and on a flooding tide; fish the surf line or rocky edges with sandeel/peeler or lures.

Best in summer/autumn on flooding tide; try lug/rag or small sandeel imitations, work gutters and surf line at dawn/dusk.

Summer/autumn; fish the flooding tide, dawn/dusk. Try lug/sandeel-style baits or small paddletails in the surf and along any gullies.

Best at dawn/dusk and on building tides; try rag/lug or small fish baits, or spinners when sandeels/whitebait show.

Best late spring–autumn on flooding tide and at dusk/dawn; try surface lures, sandeels, or ragworm near the rocky edges and gutters.

Best late spring–autumn; dawn/dusk and a bit of surf. Fish the first/last of the flood with crab, sandeel or lug in the gutters.

Best on the flood into dusk; fish channels/creek mouths with ragworm, peeler crab or small live/dead sandeel-style baits.

Best at dawn/dusk and on bigger tides; fish the gutters with sandeel/peeler or spinners; return undersized fish.

Spin or drift crab/sandeel-style lures in the tide runs; best at dawn/dusk and around slack water.

Dusk/night or overcast; lure or bait (lug/rag) along surf line—avoid brightest calm conditions.

Dawn/dusk and overcast days; work soft plastics or spinners along the rocky edges and the gully lines on a flooding tide.

Best after surf or with sea colour; work lures in gullies and over shallow reefs at first/last light.

Best on flooding tide at dawn/dusk; fish sandeel or crab baits tight to rock edges, or spinners/soft plastics in calm seas.

Best at dawn/dusk on a flooding tide; fish sandeel/peeler/crab baits or small metals in a surf; expect better fish after a blow.

Summer–early autumn, especially at dusk/dawn; fish baits or crab; work the tide seams and surf line on a moving tide.

Work lures or bait (lug/rag, sandeel, crab) over surfy sand/reef edges; often best at dawn/dusk and on a pushing tide.

More likely around dusk/dawn on the flood; try sandeel or small fish baits, or worm in surf after a blow.

Occasional in warmer months along edges and tide lines; peeler crab, rag or small fish baits around dawn/dusk.

Occasional; try small plugs/soft plastics along current seams on a pushing tide. Handle carefully around snaggy edges.

Occasional, mainly summer/autumn; fish crab, sandeel or large rag in the surf line, especially after a blow.

Occasional in calmer conditions; fish spinners/soft plastics along tide seams or float-fish small live/dead fish near rocks.