Fishing in Mill Bank Road

0.5 miles from Mill Bank Road

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...

0.5 miles from Mill Bank Road

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...

0.6 miles from Mill Bank Road

Rhyl East Parade is an easy-access promenade mark on the open North Wales coast, fishing over largely flat sand with occasional shallow gutters and a gentle surf line. Most anglers fish from the beach beside the sea wall using distance casts for flatfish and whiting, with rays and dogfish possible...

0.9 miles from Mill Bank Road

Splash Point is a rocky shoreline mark on the North Wales coast, fishing over mixed boulders, broken ground and adjacent sand patches. Access is typically on foot from nearby coastal paths/parking with a short walk down to the rocks; it’s best fished on a rising tide with swell kept moderate....

1.2 miles from Mill Bank Road

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...

1.7 miles from Mill Bank Road

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...