Fishing in Cornelly, North

2.0 miles from Cornelly, North

Kenfig Burrows is a long, open surf beach on Swansea Bay with easy access via the dunes and nature reserve tracks to wide sand and occasional low-tide gutters. Fishing is classic clean-ground beach casting: expect changing features (banks, channels and rips) that hold fish on the flood and around low-water,...

2.0 miles from Cornelly, North

Kenfig Pool Outfall is the outlet stream from Kenfig Pool cutting across the sand and draining onto Kenfig Sands; it fishes as a mobile surf/beach mark with a bit of coloured water and a small gully/mouth that changes after tides and weather. Access is on foot across the dunes from...

2.2 miles from Cornelly, North

Kenfig Sands is a long, open surf beach on the Bridgend coast with easy access from Kenfig National Nature Reserve car parks and a walk across the dunes to the shore. Fishing is typical South Wales surf work: clean sand with occasional small gutters and banks, best on a flooding...

2.2 miles from Cornelly, North

Pink Bay is a small, sheltered sandy bay on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast with low cliffs and scattered rock at the edges. Access is on foot via coastal paths and short steep steps/scramble in places, so travel light. It fishes as a mixed beach/rock mark: clean sand in the middle...

2.2 miles from Cornelly, North

Sker Rocks is a low, broken reef and boulder ground off the Porthcawl/Rest Bay area, fished from rough rock ledges at low to mid tide with deeper gutters and kelpy holes close in. Access is typically on foot from nearby parking and paths, then a scramble across uneven, often weed-slick...

2.2 miles from Cornelly, North

Rest Bay Point is the rocky headland at the western end of Rest Bay, Porthcawl, giving access to mixed rough ground with kelp and ledges dropping into sandier patches. You can fish from the rocks at low to mid water and into deeper water as the tide fills, with short...