Fishing in Llanddulas Quarries

2.3 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

Old Colwyn is an open, gently sloping shingle-to-sand foreshore on the north Wales coast, fished mainly as a beach mark with easy access from the promenade and several slipways/steps. It’s typical “clean ground” surf fishing with some mixed sand-and-scattered stone patches, best worked on a flooding tide and into dusk/night;...

2.4 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

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...

3.0 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

Porth Eirias is a modern promenade and small harbour/launch area on Colwyn Bay, with fishing mainly from the harbour walls and adjacent breakwater-like rock armour. Access is easy from the seafront (flat walking, parking and facilities nearby) and it’s a mixed ground venue: close-in rocks/harbour edge for wrasse and small...

3.4 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

Colwyn Bay is a long, gently shelving open beach on the north Wales coast, fished mainly from sand/shingle at easy walk-on access points along the promenade and slipways. It’s a classic surf mark with best sport around the flooding tide and after a bit of swell, producing mixed flatfish and...

4.0 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

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...

4.2 miles from Llanddulas Quarries

Rhos-on-Sea is a very accessible mixed shore mark on the Conwy coast, centred on the promenade and Rhos Point where a rough reef of boulders/bedrock meets sand. You can fish from the rocks at mid to high water or cast from the adjacent beach for flatfish; the ground is snaggy...