Plaice Fishing in Bridgend

Spring–summer chance on cleaner sand; lug/sandeel with beads/spoons; cast beyond the near surf tables when conditions are calm.

Spring can be productive; use a 2–3 hook flapper with beads/spoons and small worm baits, fishing clean sand on the flood.

Spring can be good; rag/lug or worm cocktails. Look for calmer water and fish the first push of flood.

Possible in spring; target clean sand on the ebb with worm baits and a bit of bling (beads/spoons) on the trace.

Spring/early summer chance on worm baits with a bit of bling; fish smoother conditions and longer casts.

Spring/early summer chance; lug tipped with small rag; longer casts can help if the bay is very shallow.

Occasional on cleaner ground; try worm baits on a long trace around low water when you can find sand/pebbles.

Occasional on sandier ground near the estuary mouth; use worm baits and long snoods when seas are calm.

Occasional on cleaner ground; try worm baits with a bit of bling; best when water has some clarity.

Clean sand patches can produce in spring; small worm baits and long traces help.

Patchy but possible; try worm/sandeel baits and add beads/spoons for attraction on clear, calmer tides.

Can show over cleaner ground; peeler crab or lug with a bit of bling/beads. Best on clearer water and moderate tide run.

Patchy but possible on cleaner areas in spring/early summer; worm baits with beads/attractors can help.

Occasional; try worm baits with a bit of visual attraction (beads/spoons) on the cleaner middle ground.

Occasional; ragworm or lug on light gear, aim for sandy patches near any slight feature/gutter on the flood.

Rare from the rougher ledges but possible on adjacent cleaner ground; rag/lug or small cocktail baits.