Fishing in Penysarn

1.9 miles from Penysarn

Porth Eilian is a small, sheltered inlet on Anglesey’s north‑east coast with rough ground and kelp-covered rock ledges around the bay mouth. Access is on foot via coastal paths/track from the parking by the lifeboat station/nearby lanes, then short clambers onto rock platforms; fishing is typically over mixed reef and...

1.9 miles from Penysarn

Amlwch Port is a small working harbour with fishable walls and quays providing sheltered deep-water casting into the harbour mouth and adjacent tide-swept channels. Access is straightforward from the town with short walks and level ground, but space can be limited and you must keep clear of any harbour operations....

2.0 miles from Penysarn

Dulas Bay is a broad, shallow bay on Anglesey’s NE coast with a long sandy beach and patches of rough ground and weed, plus a small river/estuary at the north end. Access is easy from nearby parking and short walks onto sand; most anglers fish from the beach on a...

2.0 miles from Penysarn

Amlwch Harbour is a small, sheltered working harbour with quays, harbour walls and deeper water in the inner basin, giving relatively easy access for shore anglers. Fishing is typically close-range with ledgered baits down the wall for mixed groundfish and eels, while spinning/float fishing can pick up mackerel and pollack...

2.3 miles from Penysarn

Point Lynas is a rugged, tide-swept headland on the NE tip of Anglesey with broken rock ledges and kelpy gullies giving deepish water close in on bigger tides. Access is on foot from the lighthouse/nearby parking via paths and then a careful scramble to fishing platforms; most anglers fish spinning...

3.0 miles from Penysarn

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...