Fishing in Hoaten

1.6 miles from Hoaten

St Ishmael’s (near Dale/Sandy Haven on the Milford Haven Waterway) offers mixed shore fishing from rocky/rough ground and small shingly edges into deeper tidal water. Access is generally on foot via coastal paths and short descents, with fishing ranging from close-in rough-ground work for wrasse/pollack to casting into the main...

1.6 miles from Hoaten

Upper Sandy Haven is a sheltered, tidal inner reach of the Cleddau/ Milford Haven waterway fished from muddy-sandy banks and small shingle/rocky edges near the head of the creek. Access is usually on foot from nearby lanes/parking with short walks to the shoreline; fishing is mainly light-to-medium estuary work for...

1.7 miles from Hoaten

Sandy Haven is a sheltered tidal creek off the Milford Haven Waterway with mud-and-sand flats, small channels and a deeper main run that fishes best around the pushing tide. Access is easy via the public slipway/shoreline by Sandy Haven beach and along the creek edges, making it a comfortable venue...

2.4 miles from Hoaten

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...

2.9 miles from Hoaten

Little Haven is a small sheltered bay with a sandy beach and rough ground/kelpy reefs at either end, plus a short slipway and easy access from the village. Most anglers fish from the beach on the flood for bass and flatfish, or work the rock edges and gullies with float/ledger...

2.9 miles from Hoaten

Dale Point is a rocky headland at the mouth of the Milford Haven waterway, giving deep-ish water close in and strong tidal run on the flooding/ebbing streams. Access is by coastal path then down to rough rock ledges and gullies; it’s classic Pembrokeshire rock fishing with kelp, snag risk and...