Goldsinny Wrasse Fishing in Isle of Anglesey

Common in the shallows; small crab/mussel or rag on size 4–6 hooks under a float works well in clearer water.

Light float fishing with small crab/mussel near weed and boulders; good sport between kelp fronds on slackening tides.

Common close in; small hooks and short trace with rag/peeler will keep bites coming in calmer spells.

Common around harbour structure; small hooks and light float rigs with rag or small crab pieces.

Small hooks with rag/peeler in calmer corners; great for constant bites around weed-covered stones.

Common in shallower kelp; small hooks with ragworm/mussel for sport when conditions are clear and calm.

Common in summer around weed; small hooks and light float rigs with rag work well.

Common close in; small crab/worm baits under a float, handle carefully and return quickly if released.

Common around kelp and boulders; small hooks, light leads and bits of rag or crab pick up steady sport.

Plentiful in the margins; light float gear with small baits (rag, bits of prawn/crab) around calm pockets.

Smaller wrasse around weeded edges; light gear and small hooks work best.

Common smaller wrasse; float-fished rag/mussel close to structure in calmer periods of the tide.

Light float gear with small crab or prawn baits close in; good sport on calm days.