Fishing in Robeston Cross

2.2 miles from Robeston Cross

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...

2.2 miles from Robeston Cross

The Milford Haven Waterway is a deep, tidal ria estuary with numerous shore spots around quays, slipways, seawalls and sheltered bays, giving mixed fishing over mud, sand and rougher rock fringes. Access is generally easy in the towns (Milford Haven, Pembroke Dock, Neyland) with level platforms and short walks, while...

2.3 miles from Robeston Cross

Milford Marina Wall is a sheltered harbour-side mark in Milford Haven where anglers fish from the flat-topped marina/harbour wall and adjacent quay edges into deep, tidal water. Access is easy via paved paths and nearby parking, with a mix of float fishing and light ledgering close in for mullet and...

2.4 miles from Robeston Cross

Milford Docks is a busy, deep-water harbour mark with easy, flat access along quays and dock walls where you can fish straight down or at a slight angle into strong tidal flows. Expect mixed fishing—mullet and bass around structure, plus flatfish and dogfish from the silty channel edges—best on moving...

2.4 miles from Robeston Cross

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...

2.5 miles from Robeston Cross

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”...