Goldsinny Wrasse Fishing in Pembrokeshire

Common in summer; small hooks and light float gear with ragworm—expect bites close in among weed.

Plentiful in calm weather; small hooks with rag/mussel under a float along weeded edges.

Small but plentiful around kelp and moorings; light float or small leads with rag/madder; great for sport.

Takes small crab/worm baits close in; good sport on light float gear around broken ground.

Common on light float/feeder tackle; small hooks with rag or prawn pieces close to structure.

Light float-fished rag or small crab close to rocks/weed in summer; great sport on light tackle.

Common around weed-covered ledges; small hooks and light float rigs with rag/crab pieces work well.

Common close in among weed; small hooks and light lines with rag or crab bits around slack water.

Small wrasse around kelp and boulders; bits of rag or prawn on size 4–6. Great for float sport in calm spells.

Common in calmer spells; small hooks and light leads with worm/mussel near weed-covered rocks.

Common around harbour stones; small hooks, float and bits of rag/mussel; good sport on light gear in calm, clear water.

Smaller wrasse frequent the margins; great on light float tackle with small bits of crab/mussel.

Small wrasse species common in summer; float-fish rag or bits of prawn right under the wall.

Smaller wrasse species around shallow weed; small hooks with prawn/peeler pieces, float-fished close in.

Common ‘mini-wrasse’ in the shallows; small hooks and light leads with rag/mussel around rocks.

Common in the shallows in summer; small hooks with rag/peeler close to rocks, especially in calmer conditions.

Small wrasse around weed-covered stones; use tiny hooks and minimal lead under a float.