Fishing in Mynydd Cilan

1.2 miles from Mynydd Cilan

Hell’s Mouth (Porth Neigwl) is a long, surf beach on the exposed south-west side of the Llŷn Peninsula, fished mostly by beachcasters from the sand with plenty of tide-run and swell. Access is easy from the car parks and slip paths to the beach, then you rove to find gutters...

1.2 miles from Mynydd Cilan

Porth Ceiriad is a small, sheltered sandy cove south of Abersoch with rocky corners and kelp-covered reefs; access is on foot via the coast path and a steep descent to the beach. Fishing is classic Llyn Peninsula rough/sand mix: float and light lure fishing tight to the rocks for wrasse...

1.9 miles from Mynydd Cilan

Porth Cwyfan (Porth Neigwl) is a long, open, surf beach on the Lleyn Peninsula with easy access from nearby parking and paths onto sand and scattered boulder patches. Fishing is typical exposed-beach work: long casts into surf gutters and over sand for rays, huss and flatfish, with occasional bass and...

2.4 miles from Mynydd Cilan

Wide, gently sloping sandy beach on Cardigan Bay with easy access from Abersoch seafront/paths and seasonal parking nearby. Fishing is classic open-beach surf work: best on a flooding tide into dusk/dark, with fish holding in gutters and channels, and occasional better bags after a bit of swell. Light-to-medium surf gear...

2.8 miles from Mynydd Cilan

A long, gently shelving sandy bay on the south side of Abersoch with easy access from the Llanengan end via lanes, slipways and beach parking (seasonal restrictions can apply). It fishes as a classic open surf beach: best on a making tide into high water and after a bit of...

4.7 miles from Mynydd Cilan

Rocky headland mark on the south side of the Llŷn Peninsula above Llanbedrog, with access via the coastal path and short, sometimes steep scrambles down to ledges and gullies. Fishing is typical rough ground: kelpy margins for wrasse and close-range pollack, with deeper water off points producing mackerel and the...