Fishing in Penrhosfeilw

0.7 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Porth Dafarch is a small, sheltered bay on the west side of Holy Island with a sandy beach backed by low cliffs and rocky edges. Access is easy via the beach car park and a short walk onto sand or the rock fringes; fishing is typically light-tackle mixed ground with...

2.0 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Holyhead Harbour is a large, deep-water commercial harbour with sheltered walls, piers and rock-armoured edges giving easy, mostly flat access and consistent fishing in most winds. Angling is typically for mixed species over clean ground and rougher rubble, with good tide run around harbour mouths and corners; float fishing and...

2.1 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Trearddur Bay is a shallow sandy bay with rocky headlands and reefy ground to either side, giving a mix of clean ground and rougher kelp/rock fishing. Access is easy via the promenade and slipways, with plenty of room to fish from the beach at low to mid tide and from...

2.2 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Holyhead Breakwater is a long stone breakwater protecting Holyhead Harbour, fished from the top walkway and side walls with deep water close in and strong tidal run along the outer section. Access is straightforward on foot along the breakwater, but it’s an exposed mark in westerlies with slippery rocks/seaweed on...

2.3 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Porth Castell is a small, rocky cove on the south Anglesey coast where fishing is mainly from rough ground ledges and boulder-strewn shoreline, with deeper water a cast or two out. Access is on foot via coastal paths and short scrambles down to the rocks; expect kelp, broken ground and...

2.3 miles from Penrhosfeilw

Porth Diana is a small, sheltered rocky cove just south of Beaumaris, fishing best from the rock edges and boulders on either side of the slip/boat access. It’s a fairly easy walk-in mark with mixed ground—broken rock and kelp close in, giving way to sand/mud in the deeper middle—so it...