Fishing in Neyland Vale

0.5 miles from Neyland Vale

Neyland Pier sits on the north side of the Milford Haven waterway and offers easy, flat access to deep, tidal harbour water right beside the town. Fishing is typically from the pier/decking and adjacent wall for mixed species: float-fished baits for mullet, feathers/spinners for mackerel and scad in summer, and...

0.6 miles from Neyland Vale

Neyland Marina Wall is a sheltered, tidal harbour-wall mark on the Milford Haven Waterway, fished from the paved marina frontage and stone/concrete wall edges. It’s an easy-access spot suited to light-to-medium ledgering and float fishing, with mainly mixed estuary species plus occasional better fish when baitfish are present. Best on...

0.9 miles from Neyland Vale

The Ferry Terminal Wall at Pembroke Dock is a sheltered, deep-water harbour/estuary mark where anglers fish from a long vertical quay wall and adjoining hardstanding by the terminal area. Access is straightforward on foot with nearby parking, but space can be limited and you may need to fish around moored...

1.0 miles from Neyland Vale

Hobbs Point is a rocky shoreline mark on the Milford Haven Waterway, fished from rough ground ledges and boulder-strewn edges with deep water close in on bigger tides. Access is typically on foot via coastal paths/track and then scrambling down to the water, so it suits mobile anglers; it’s a...

1.1 miles from Neyland Vale

Cleddau Bridge is an easy-access estuary mark fished from the shore beside/under the road bridge where the Milford Haven Waterway narrows. Anglers typically target the tidal run and deeper channel edges with ledgered baits, with calmer water close in for flatties and mullet; best sport is around moving tides (especially...

1.3 miles from Neyland Vale

Burton Ferry is a sheltered estuary mark on the Cleddau/ Milford Haven water, fished from the foreshore and small rock/rough ground patches around the ferry area. Access is generally easy via nearby parking and short walks, with best sport on the flooding tide as fish push up the channel edges....