A cleaner new look
Pages and forecasts are easier to scan, with clearer controls and a more polished feel.
Fishing in
Fishing in Coedyfoel
Start with the closest marks, then refine by species or distance to get a plan fast.
Best marks near Coedyfoel
Top spots within about 10 miles, ranked by distance and rating.
Llangrannog
(6.3/10)
9.8 miles from Coedyfoel
Llangrannog is a small, steep-sided cove with sand backed by rocky headlands; shore fishing is mainly from the rocks and rough ground...
View markCwmtydu Bay
(5.5/10)
9.8 miles from Coedyfoel
Small, sheltered cove with a shingle/sand beach backed by steep cliffs and rocky headlands. Access is on foot down to the bay...
View markLlangrannog Beach
(6.7/10)
9.9 miles from Coedyfoel
Small sandy cove backed by cliffs with rocky margins and gullies; access is easy from the village car parks and down to...
View markQuick links: Llangrannog · Cwmtydu Bay · Llangrannog Beach
Popular species here
Map of Coedyfoel
Zoom out to reveal more marks if the local list is short.
Future days premium
Forecast tuning currently supports Bass and Mackerel — more species are on the way.
Marks near Coedyfoel
Sorted by relevance (distance, rating, safety).
3 Marks Found
Llangrannog
(6.3/10)
9.8 miles from Coedyfoel
Llangrannog is a small, steep-sided cove with sand backed by rocky headlands; shore fishing is mainly from the rocks and rough ground at either side of the beach, with easy access from the village but a short walk down to the shore and some scrambling over boulders at low water....
Bass
Pollack
Pouting
Lesser Spotted Dogfish
Mackerel
Cwmtydu Bay
(5.5/10)
9.8 miles from Coedyfoel
Small, sheltered cove with a shingle/sand beach backed by steep cliffs and rocky headlands. Access is on foot down to the bay (be prepared for a climb back) and most anglers fish from the beach or from the rock edges at either side, targeting clean sand for flatfish and mixed...
Bass
Pollack
Pouting
Dab
Thornback Ray
Llangrannog Beach
(6.7/10)
9.9 miles from Coedyfoel
Small sandy cove backed by cliffs with rocky margins and gullies; access is easy from the village car parks and down to the beach, but fishing space is tide-dependent. It fishes as a mixed beach-and-rock mark: clean sand in the bay for rays/flatfish and rough ground tight to the rocks...
Bass
Pollack
Plaice
Dab
Thornback Ray