Fishing in Llanvirn

0.6 miles from Llanvirn

Small, steep-sided bay on the north Pembrokeshire coast with mixed ground: kelp-covered rocks and gullies either side and a short shingle/sand strip at the back. Access is by the coastal path/steps down to the beach and then fishing from rock ledges, boulders and the edges of weed beds; it’s a...

0.8 miles from Llanvirn

The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi is a steep-sided flooded slate quarry opening into the sea, fished from rock ledges and the surrounding headland. Access is via the coastal path from Abereiddi car park, then a short but uneven descent; expect deep water close in, strong tide run around the entrance,...

1.1 miles from Llanvirn

Traeth Llyfn is a small, sheltered sandy cove backed by steep cliffs and reached via a coastal footpath (short but steep in places). Shore angling is mainly from the beach and the rock fringes at either end, with mixed ground of sand and scattered boulders giving classic “cove” fishing: scratch...

1.7 miles from Llanvirn

Porthgain Quarry is a rugged, steep-sided flooded slate quarry immediately inland of Porthgain harbour, offering deep water close in and very snaggy rock ledges. Access is on foot from the village/harbour paths with a short but uneven walk and some exposed edges; most anglers fish from solid rock platforms rather...

1.8 miles from Llanvirn

Porthgain Harbour is a small, sheltered working harbour with stone walls, slips and deeper water at the mouth, offering mixed harbour fishing and rough-ground prospects just outside. Access is easy from the village with short walks to the quay/walls, and most anglers fish float or light ledger in the inner...

1.9 miles from Llanvirn

Porthgain Point is a rugged, tide-swept rock and ledge mark on the north Pembrokeshire coast, fished from rough rock platforms and the edges of gullies. Access is on foot from Porthgain village (short but steep/uneven in places) and fishing is classic “kelp and rough ground” with deeper water close in,...