Fishing in Tan-y-foel

4.8 miles from Tan-y-foel

Bangor Pier fishes into the strong tidal flow of the Menai Strait, giving easy, flat access on a long promenade-style pier with railings and plenty of room. It’s a classic float/lure and light-bottom-fishing mark: small pelagics and pollack/coalies show in summer, while mixed flatfish and the odd cod/whiting appear in...

5.0 miles from Tan-y-foel

The Menai Strait is a fast‑running tidal channel between Anglesey and the mainland, with productive shore fishing from accessible promenades, slips and mixed rock/stone edges near bridges and villages. Expect strong currents, depth close in and eddies that concentrate baitfish; float fishing and light lure work can score in the...

5.3 miles from Tan-y-foel

Menai Bridge is a tidal shore mark on the Anglesey side of the Menai Strait, fished from the quay/harbour edges and nearby rock/sea walls close to the bridge. Access is easy from the town, but the fishing is dominated by strong currents and depth close in, giving mainly lure-and-feather sport...

5.4 miles from Tan-y-foel

Beaumaris Bay is a sheltered, gently sloping shore mark on the Menai Strait side of Anglesey, fished mainly from easy-access promenade/foreshore and adjacent mixed sand-and-mud with scattered stones. It’s a classic estuary-style venue where you cast into tidal runs and channels rather than heavy surf, producing reliable flatfish and school...

5.5 miles from Tan-y-foel

Beaumaris Pier is a long, accessible Victorian pier on the Menai Strait with railings and level decking, allowing fishing into strong tidal flow over mixed sand, mud and broken ground. It’s a classic light- to medium-tackle mark: float-fishing and spinning work well when baitfish are about, while bottom fishing in...

5.6 miles from Tan-y-foel

Beaumaris Green is the grassy foreshore on the Menai Strait by Beaumaris, fished from the promenade edge and short stretches of accessible shingle/sand at low water. It’s a tidy, easy-access shore mark with modest casts into a tidal channel; most sport comes from flatfish and school fish, with the odd...