Fishing in Fforddlas-Ganol

2.0 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Abergele Pensarn Beach is a broad, mostly shingle-to-sand shoreline on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and multiple slipway/steps points. Fishing is classic open-beach casting over clean ground with occasional patches of mixed sand and small stones, suiting flattie and whiting tactics; after dark and on...

2.5 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Towyn Beach (Conwy) is a long, open, gently shelving sandy beach with shallow surf and occasional small gutters/low tide channels. Access is easy from the promenade/parking areas with level walking onto sand; fishing is classic beachcasting over clean ground, best around dusk/night and on bigger tides when features form and...

3.7 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Kinmel Bay is a long, open sandy beach on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and numerous slipways/paths. Most fishing is classic surf casting over sand with shallow water at low tide and better depth and feeding lines on the flood; the mark fishes best around...

4.0 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Rhyl Harbour is an easy-access, sheltered mark fishing from the harbour walls/railings and nearby channel edges by the marina/river mouth. It’s mainly a light-tackle venue for flatties, whiting and school bass, with mullet and the odd dogfish showing when tide runs; best sport is usually around tide turns and after...

4.8 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Rhyl Promenade is an easy-access open sandy shoreline mark on the north Wales coast, fished from the beach along the sea front with level parking and short walks to the sand. It’s a classic surf venue with long, shallow water where anglers often use clipped-up distance rigs and bigger leads...

5.2 miles from Fforddlas-Ganol

Rhyl Beach is a long, gently shelving sandy shore on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and multiple slipways/steps; fishing is classic open-beach surf work with distance often helping. It fishes best around the flood and early ebb on bigger tides, with flatties in the gutters...