Fishing in Llangwyllog

5.6 miles from Llangwyllog

Benllech is a broad, gently shelving sandy bay on Anglesey’s east coast with easy access from the village to the promenade and beach. Most shore fishing is classic surf/clean-ground work for flatfish and small sharks, with occasional bass along the edges, and it can produce best on a building tide...

6.2 miles from Llangwyllog

Red Wharf Bay is a long, gently shelving sandy bay with broad tidal flats and scattered worm beds, best fished from the beach around the main access points (Benllech end and the Red Wharf/ship inn side). It’s straightforward walk-on fishing with plenty of room for long casts, producing classic North...

6.2 miles from Llangwyllog

Lligwy Beach is a wide, gently sloping sandy bay with scattered rock and rough ground toward both ends, giving classic mixed beach fishing. Access is straightforward from the nearby car park and paths down to the sand; most anglers fish from the beach, with rougher ground/kelpy edges at the margins...

6.5 miles from Llangwyllog

Moelfre is a small fishing village on Anglesey’s east coast where most shore angling is from the harbour walls and nearby rocky shoreline into tidal flow over rough ground. Access is easy on foot from the village with short carries, but space can be tight in peak season and the...

6.8 miles from Llangwyllog

Malltraeth Estuary (Afon Cefni) is a broad, tide-swept mud-and-sand estuary on Anglesey’s SW side, best fished from the banks near the causeway/parking by Malltraeth and along accessible footpaths. Expect classic estuary fishing: strong tidal run in the channels, extensive shallows that dry at low water, and fish pushing up on...

7.0 miles from Llangwyllog

Traeth Coch (Red Wharf Bay) is a broad, gently shelving sandy bay with extensive flats at low water and deeper gullies/edges on the mid-to-outer bay. Access is easy via the seafront/parking at Benllech and Red Wharf Bay, with fishing mainly from the beach; expect long-range casting over clean ground, plus...