Flounder Fishing in Neath Port Talbot

Common over sand; best on small rag/madder or lug, especially on flooding tide near any freshwater run.

Common over sand; rag or lug baits in gutters on the flooding tide.

Common in the surf and along seams; ragworm, lug or crab—often best in spring/autumn with a bit of colour.

Common in shallow gullies on smaller tides; rag/lug or tipping a worm with crab can help; keep leads light enough to fish the trough.

Common when there’s a bit of colour in the water; lug or rag on size 2–1/0. Look for shallow gutters and runnels around low water into the first flood.

Found in shallower surf and near any freshwater influence; rag/lug, small fish strip; often best at dusk.

Shows well on smaller baits (lug/maddie); can be close in on the flood, especially after rain-coloured water.

Good around estuary influence and coloured water; rag, lug or small fish baits on moving tides.

Can show in quieter surf and near freshwater influence after rain; rag/lug baits and moderate casts.

Best around coloured water and after rain; rag/lug, maddies or small fish strips. Works well on slower parts of the tide.

Edge of estuary influence in quieter water; small worm baits and light leads; best on the flood with some colour.