Plaice Fishing in Carmarthenshire

Spring–summer chance on lug/rag and small cocktails; look for cleaner sand patches and moderate tide run.

Best late spring–summer; use longer casts to clearer sand, add beads/spinners and fresh worm or crab.

Spring–summer on clean sand with worm baits; long casts to deeper gutters can help.

Cleaner middle of the bay on bigger tides; lug/rag with a bit of beads/attractor, keep baits moving with tide.

Spring can produce; worm baits and a bit of movement on a rolling leger works well.

Seasonal; target clean sand in spring with worm baits, long traces and smaller hooks.

Seasonal on cleaner patches; try worm/squid cocktails with beads/attractors, especially in spring/early summer.

More likely in late winter/spring; lug/rag with a small bead/attractor can help on clear, settled conditions.

Spring can be worth a try; longish casts to cleaner sand. Use worm baits and add beads/attractors on the trace.

Spring/early summer chance over cleaner ground; lug/rag and long traces can help if weed is light.

Best when water clears and in spring/early summer; lug and rag are consistent. Add beads/spoons to trace for attraction.

Occasional on firmer sand toward the mouth; lug/rag with beads/attractors can help in clearer water.

Spring/early summer chance on worm or tipped baits; look for firmer sand patches and slower flow.

Occasional on cleaner sandy patches near the mouth; worm baits, small hooks, longer snood can help.

Occasional on spring tides over cleaner sand; worm baits and a moving tide help.

Occasional; try lug tipped with squid on a longer hooklength on the first of the flood and near slack.

Occasional; try early season spring fish with tipped lug/mussel on flowing water.

Occasional on firmer sand/shingle; try worm baits and longer snoods for a natural presentation.

Occasional; try worm baits on cleaner patches near the main channel on bigger tides.

Occasional; target cleaner sand patches with lug tipped with mussel, longer snoods can help.