Fishing in Merrion

1.8 miles from Merrion

Bullslaughter Bay sits on the south Pembrokeshire coast between rugged limestone headlands, with fishing mainly from low rock ledges and broken reef close to deep water. Access is typically via coastal-path style walks and scrambling down to the foreshore; most anglers fish rough ground into kelp and gullies for wrasse/pollack,...

2.8 miles from Merrion

Broadhaven (Stackpole) is a rough-ground rock ledge and low cliff mark on the Stackpole/Bosherston coast, fishing into kelp, gullies and broken reef with deep water not far out. Access is on foot via coast paths and short scrambles to the fishing ledges; it’s a classic Pembrokeshire rock mark best fished...

3.2 miles from Merrion

Broad Haven (South) is a mixed shore mark on the south side of Broad Haven bay, with fishing from the lower beach and nearby boulders/reef edges reached via the coastal path and short walks down to the sand. It fishes like a typical Pembrokeshire surf-and-rough ground venue: clean sand in...

3.4 miles from Merrion

Pembroke River is a sheltered tidal reach of the Milford Haven waterway, fished from muddy/pebbly banks, small slipways and public access points around Pembroke Dock and upstream bends. It’s classic estuary-style shore fishing with strong tidal flow on the main channel, softer slack-water creeks, and features like moorings, weed edges...

3.4 miles from Merrion

Pennar Gut is a narrow, tidal gut/creek mouth on the Milford Haven waterway near Pennar/Angle, with mixed mud and rock edges and a fast run on the bigger tides. Access is by short walks to the shoreline and fishing is usually from the bank/rocks into deep, moving water, with best...

3.5 miles from Merrion

Linney Head is a rugged, wave-washed rocky headland on the south Pembrokeshire coast, fished from ledges and rough ground looking into open water. Access is on foot via coastal paths with a short walk and some scrambling to reach safer platforms; expect kelp, boulders and tide-swept gullies. It’s a classic...