Fishing in Skokholm Island

2.7 miles from Skokholm Island

Marloes Mere is a rugged, low-tide rock and kelp mark on the Marloes peninsula, fishing into broken ground with gullies and small tide pools. Access is by coast path and then picking a scramble down to ledges; it’s very much a “mobile” rock-fishing venue where you work features as the...

2.9 miles from Skokholm Island

Martin’s Haven is a small, sheltered cove/harbour inside the Skomer Marine Conservation Zone, fished mainly from the harbour wall, slipway edges and adjacent rocks. It’s a short-walk access mark with mixed ground (kelp-covered rock, boulders and sand patches) and clear water; fishing is typically close-range for wrasse and pollack, with...

3.3 miles from Skokholm Island

Marloes Sands is a long, exposed surf beach on the south-west Pembrokeshire coast with rock outcrops and gullies at either end. Access is on foot from the Marloes Sands car park via a surfaced path and then sand; expect a walk to reach the more fishy rock-and-sand seams. Fishing is...

3.8 miles from Skokholm Island

Musselwick Sands is a small, sheltered sandy cove with rocky fringes and patches of weed, tucked inside the Marloes Peninsula. Access is on foot via the coastal path from the nearby parking (steep-ish walk down) and fishing is mainly from the beach or from firm sand near the rock edges....

4.6 miles from Skokholm Island

St Ann’s Head is an exposed, rocky headland at the mouth of Milford Haven with deep water close in and strong tidal run; fishing is mainly from rough rock ledges and gullies rather than easy platforms. Access is via the coastal path and grassy ground above the cliffs, followed by...

5.2 miles from Skokholm Island

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...