Fishing in St Gwynan's

0.4 miles from St Gwynan's

Dwygyfylchi is a rough-ground shore mark on the Conwy coast, fished mainly from rock ledges and boulder-strewn shoreline around the headland by Penmaenmawr. Access is on foot from nearby roadside/paths with a short scramble down to the intertidal rocks; expect kelp, gullies and mixed broken ground that fishes best on...

1.1 miles from St Gwynan's

Penmaenmawr Promenade is an easy-access shore mark along the sea wall and shingle edge on the north Wales coast, with short casts dropping into mixed sand-and-gravel and occasional rougher patches. It fishes like a classic open-coast “promenade” venue: good for evening and night sessions with bottom baits for flats and...

1.4 miles from St Gwynan's

Long shingle-and-sand foreshore on the north Wales coast backed by the A55, with easy access from Penmaenmawr promenade/parking and short walks onto open beach. Fishing is mainly clean ground with patches of broken stone and mussel/kelp closer to the seawall and toward the rocky edges, so you can fish both...

1.7 miles from St Gwynan's

Conwy Morfa Beach is a long, gently shelving sandy beach on the east side of the Conwy estuary mouth, fished mainly as open surf with an estuary influence. Access is easy via nearby parking and a short walk over the dunes/paths; most anglers spread out and fish at distance for...

1.8 miles from St Gwynan's

Penmaenmawr Quarry Shore is a rough, bouldery shoreline at the base of the old quarry where you fish from large rocks and broken ground into a fast‑running tidal channel. Access is usually by parking near the promenade/industrial edge and walking along the shore path to pick a safe platform. Expect...

2.8 miles from St Gwynan's

Deganwy Beach sits on the inner side of the Conwy estuary opposite Conwy town, with easy access from the promenade/road and short walks onto sand and mixed shingle. It’s a sheltered, tidal mark best fished on the flooding tide, with a shallow beach that drops into small channels and firmer...