Fishing in Angle

0.7 miles from Angle

West Angle Bay is a sheltered sandy bay on the south side of Milford Haven with easy access from the village and car parks, giving straightforward beach fishing with some rocky fringes. It’s typically a calm-water venue compared with open-coast Pembrokeshire, fishing best on a flooding tide for mixed flatfish...

1.2 miles from Angle

Angle Bay sits on the inside of Milford Haven Waterway by Angle village, offering mainly shore fishing from mixed rock/stone edges and small shingle patches with deep water close in on bigger tides. Access is easy via the village and coastal path with short walks to various ledges; it generally...

2.1 miles from Angle

Freshwater West is a wide, exposed surf beach on the south Pembrokeshire coast with easy access from the main car park and short dune paths onto the sand. It fishes as a classic Atlantic surf mark: best around a flooding tide into dusk/night with long casts into gutters and the...

2.1 miles from Angle

Gelliswick Bay is a shallow, sheltered bay on the Milford Haven waterway with easy access from the slipway/shore by the sailing club and parking nearby. Most fishing is from mixed sand-and-mud with patches of rock and weed at the edges, so it suits lighter beach/estuary-style tactics and is a good...

2.3 miles from Angle

Picton Point is a rocky, kelp-fringed shore mark at the mouth of the Cleddau near Haverfordwest, with fishing from uneven rock ledges and boulder shoreline into strong tidal flow. Access is on foot via coastal paths/tracks with a short walk and some scrambling; it’s typically a “clear-water, reef and tide-run”...

2.8 miles from Angle

Dale Fort is a rocky shore mark on the exposed side of Milford Haven at the entrance to the Haven, with ledges and kelpy gullies fished from solid ground. Access is on foot along coastal paths around the fort and down to the rock platforms; expect mixed ground, depth close...