Fishing in Rhyd-y-wrach

7.9 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Telpyn Point is a low rocky headland and wave-cut platform west of Amroth, fished from rough rock ledges and kelpy gullies with deeper water close in. Access is typically by walking along the coast path then dropping down where safe (tide-dependent) or approaching via the shoreline from nearby bays; it’s...

7.9 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Wide, gently shelving sand beach at Amroth with a stony/reef edge and rock outcrops toward the eastern end; easy walk-on access from the village seafront and car parks. It fishes mainly as a clean-sand surf mark for flatfish and bass, with occasional rays and smoothhound when tides and water clarity...

8.4 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Wiseman’s Bridge is a small shingle beach mark on Carmarthen Bay, fished mainly from the foreshore and low rock edges either side of the bay. Access is straightforward via the seafront/roadside parking and a short walk onto the beach; most anglers cast over sand with occasional rough patches and weed...

8.5 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Pendine Sands is a long, gently sloping open surf beach on the Carmarthenshire coast with easy access from the village and seafront parking, allowing comfortable fishing straight off clean sand. It’s primarily a distance-casting mark with few snags, best on a flooding tide and into dusk/night, producing typical sandy-beach species...

9.1 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Coppet Hall is a sheltered, gently shelving sandy bay just north of Saundersfoot, with easy access from the Coppet Hall Beach Centre/car park and a short walk onto clean sand. It fishes as a classic surf/clean-ground mark with some mixed ground and reef influence toward the northern end by the...

9.3 miles from Rhyd-y-wrach

Wide sandy bay in the village of Saundersfoot with easy access from the promenade, slipways and multiple steps onto the sand. It’s mainly a clean-sand surf mark with some mixed ground toward the harbour wall and rocky edges, fishing best on the flooding tide and into dusk/night for flatfish, rays...