Pollack Fishing in Isle of Anglesey

Best on spinning or float-fished sandeel/mackerel strip tight to kelp edges; dawn/dusk and flooding tide often strongest.

Very common over kelp; best on spinning lures or float-fished rag/sandeel tight to rock edges on a flooding tide.

Take lures or float-fished sandeel/mackerel strip near deeper rock edges and bridge pilings; dusk often better.

Best in summer-autumn; float-fish or light spinning with sandeels/soft plastics tight to kelp and gullies on the flood.

Very common on kelp edges; spin soft plastics/metal or float rag/sandeel on the flood and at dusk.

Best on spinning/soft plastics worked down the wall; fishes well on flooding tide when current eases near eddies.

Very common around kelp; spin soft plastics/metal or float-fish sandeel strips on the flood.

Best on lures or float-fished rag/sandeel tight to kelp; dusk and flood tide often strongest.

Work kelp edges and gulleys with soft plastics/lures; best on flooding tide, clear water, and at dusk.

Very common over kelp/rock; best on flooding tide with float-fished rag/mackerel strip or lures worked tight to the edge.

Rocky fringes/harbour mouth; soft plastics or float-fished rag/lug near kelp in clearer water.

Spin soft plastics or plugs along the outer wall; take fish close to structure, especially in coloured water.

Take small metals/soft plastics worked midwater near wall faces; also float-fished rag/lug close in around snags.

From the rocky sides/reef; spin with jellyworms/metal or float-fish mackerel strip close to kelp on mid-high water.

Spins/soft plastics near pier supports; also take rag/sandeel on a light ledger in moving water.

Best on flood/over high water; spin or float rag/sandeel-style baits tight to walls and moorings.

Spin or float-fish sandeel/mackerel strip tight to kelp edges; best on a flooding tide and at dusk.

Spin or float-fish sandeel/soft plastics along kelp edges; best on flooding tide and at dusk.

Lures or float-fished sandeel/mackerel strip over kelp; best mid-tide in clear water.

Take from the rocky sides on float-fished ragworm or small lures; clear water and a bit of swell help.

Best from the rocky ends/reef on spinning or float-fished rag/mackerel strip; dusk and flooding tide can improve takes.

Jigs/shads worked midwater in deeper swirls; also take live/deadbait close to structure.

Best from rock edges into deeper water; float-fished rag or small lures work, especially on a flooding tide.

Take soft plastics or float-fished sandeel close to rock faces; best on flood and in a bit of swell.

Take soft plastics, spinners or small live/dead baits worked down the tide; more likely when baitfish are present near pier structure.