Fishing in Pont-Rhydbont

1.7 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

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...

1.7 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

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...

1.7 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

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...

2.0 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

Silver Bay (Traeth Llydan) is a broad, gently shelving sandy bay on the Rhosneigr side of Anglesey, fished mainly as a clean-ground surf beach with occasional broken patches toward the edges. Access is straightforward via Rhosneigr/Silver Bay parking and a short walk over dunes/paths to the sand; anglers typically spread...

2.2 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

Rhoscolyn Head is a rugged, tide-swept rock headland on the south-west of Anglesey, fished from rough ledges and low rock platforms with deep water close in. Access is on foot via coastal paths from nearby parking, then a careful scramble down to chosen ledges; most anglers work float-fished baits or...

2.4 miles from Pont-Rhydbont

Cymyran Bay is a broad, gently shelving sandy bay on the west side of Anglesey, close to Rhosneigr, with easy access from nearby parking and short walks onto the beach. It fishes as a classic surf/clean-ground mark: best on a rising tide and into dusk/dark for rays, dogs and flats,...