Fishing in Trelawnyd

2.9 miles from Trelawnyd

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...

2.9 miles from Trelawnyd

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...

3.0 miles from Trelawnyd

Barkby Slipway is a small concrete slipway/launch area giving easy access to mixed sand-and-shingle with scattered rock and weed edges. It fishes best on the flooding tide when bait is pushed tight to the shoreline, with short-range work producing flatfish and dogfish, and occasional bass around any rougher ground. Access...

3.0 miles from Trelawnyd

Barkby Beach is a gently sloping sandy shore with patches of shingle and occasional low rock/weed at the edges, giving typical North Wales surf and light rough-ground fishing. Access is straightforward from nearby parking via short walks onto the sand; most anglers fish mid to low water to reach the...

3.0 miles from Trelawnyd

Presthaven Sands is a long, open sand beach on the North Wales coast with easy access from nearby car parks and holiday-park entrances, plus long, flat walks at low water. It fishes as classic surf ground: clean sand with occasional small gutters and shallow banks that form and shift, giving...

3.2 miles from Trelawnyd

Prestatyn Central Beach is a wide, gently shelving sand beach on the North Wales coast with easy access from the promenade and multiple slipways/paths onto firm sand at most states of tide. It’s classic surf/beach fishing: long casts can help on neap tides, while bigger spring tides and a bit...