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Ffynnongroyw Beach
5.0 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Ffynnongroyw Beach is a gently sloping shingle-and-sand foreshore on the Dee/Irish Sea coastline, fished mainly as a flatfish and winter cod/whiting venue....
View markFfynnongroyw Point
5.1 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Ffynnongroyw Point is a low, rocky point on the Dee Estuary’s north shore, fishing over mixed rock, shingle and sand with a...
View markMostyn Foreshore
5.2 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Mostyn Foreshore is a tidal Dee Estuary shore mark of mud-and-sand flats with shallow channels and occasional firm patches, fished mainly with...
View markMostyn Deep
5.3 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Mostyn Deep is a deep-water channel on the Dee Estuary off Mostyn, fished from the shore around the dock/sea wall and adjacent...
View markGronant Dunes
5.6 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Gronant Dunes is a wide, gently sloping sandy beach with dunes behind and shallow surf, opening into the Dee Estuary area; access...
View markPrestatyn Groyne Field
5.6 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
A long, flat sandy beach backed by a wide promenade and a series of timber/rock groynes that break up the surf; anglers...
View markQuick links: Ffynnongroyw Beach · Ffynnongroyw Point · Mostyn Foreshore · Mostyn Deep · Gronant Dunes · Prestatyn Groyne Field
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Ffynnongroyw Beach
5.0 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Ffynnongroyw Beach is a gently sloping shingle-and-sand foreshore on the Dee/Irish Sea coastline, fished mainly as a flatfish and winter cod/whiting venue. Access is straightforward from the village with short walks to the tide line; most anglers fish baited rigs over clean ground, with best sport around the flood and...
Ffynnongroyw Point
5.1 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Ffynnongroyw Point is a low, rocky point on the Dee Estuary’s north shore, fishing over mixed rock, shingle and sand with a gently shelving foreshore. Access is usually by walking from the coastal path and dropping onto the rocks/shingle; it’s a typical North Wales “short-cast” mark where you work the...
Mostyn Foreshore
5.2 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Mostyn Foreshore is a tidal Dee Estuary shore mark of mud-and-sand flats with shallow channels and occasional firm patches, fished mainly with long casts into gutters on the flooding tide. Access is on foot from nearby parking/roads along the foreshore paths/track, but the ground is soft in places and the...
Mostyn Deep
5.3 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Mostyn Deep is a deep-water channel on the Dee Estuary off Mostyn, fished from the shore around the dock/sea wall and adjacent hard standing where you can reach fast-running tide and soft mud/sand at range. Access is generally easy on foot from nearby parking, but it’s a working estuary with...
Gronant Dunes
5.6 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
Gronant Dunes is a wide, gently sloping sandy beach with dunes behind and shallow surf, opening into the Dee Estuary area; access is on foot via dune paths and firm sand at low water. Fishing is typical North Wales surf work—long casts to changing gutters and banks for flatfish and...
Prestatyn Groyne Field
5.6 miles from Llannerch-y-m?r
A long, flat sandy beach backed by a wide promenade and a series of timber/rock groynes that break up the surf; anglers spread along the groyne field and cast into the adjacent gullies and patches of cleaner sand. Access is easy from the promenade/parking, with fishing that’s typically mixed flatfish...