Fishing in Llanrumney

3.3 miles from Llanrumney

Blackweir is a tidal River Taff mark in Cardiff, fished from the public paths/edges around Blackweir and the weir area rather than open coast. Access is easy on foot from nearby roads/parks, with short walks along the riverside. Expect mostly estuary-style sport: strong flow on springs, coloured water after rain,...

3.9 miles from Llanrumney

Grangetown Foreshore is a tidal estuary shore mark on the Cardiff Bay/Severn Estuary side, fished from firm foreshore and man‑made edges near the river mouth with easy walk-in access from local roads and paths. It’s mainly mixed flatfish and school fish with occasional rays/dogs in range on bigger tides; best...

4.1 miles from Llanrumney

Cardiff Bay Outer Harbour is the tidal approach and breakwater/mouth area outside the Barrage where the Bay meets the Bristol Channel; anglers typically fish from the public walkway edges and harbour-side walls/rock armour, casting into strong tide runs and deeper water for mixed estuary/coastal species. It’s a convenient after-work mark...

4.1 miles from Llanrumney

Llandaff Weir is a tidal river/estuary mark on the River Taff in Cardiff, fished from the riverbank paths and nearby hard edges around the weir. It’s a mixed, often silty venue with stronger flow on the ebb and a defined tidal push on the flood; best results usually come from...

4.3 miles from Llanrumney

St Brides Brook is a small tidal inlet/stream mouth on the Severn Estuary shore, fished mainly from muddy/sandy banks and short shingle patches near the outflow. Access is on foot via local lanes and public paths, then a short walk across field edges/shore; it’s a classic estuary mark where you...

4.4 miles from Llanrumney

The Cardiff Yacht Club Wall is a sheltered estuary/harbour-side sea wall on the River Ely by Cardiff Bay, fished from flat concrete with railings and easy walk-in access from nearby paths/parking. It offers mainly short- to medium-range fishing into tidal flow with mixed mud/sand and channel edges, producing typical Cardiff...