Fishing in Wallaston

2.3 miles from Wallaston

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...

2.5 miles from Wallaston

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...

2.8 miles from Wallaston

Freshwater West is a wide, exposed surf beach on the south Pembrokeshire coast with easy access from the main car park and short dune paths onto the sand. It fishes as a classic Atlantic surf mark: best around a flooding tide into dusk/night with long casts into gutters and the...

3.0 miles from Wallaston

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...

3.0 miles from Wallaston

Angle Bay sits on the inside of Milford Haven Waterway by Angle village, offering mainly shore fishing from mixed rock/stone edges and small shingle patches with deep water close in on bigger tides. Access is easy via the village and coastal path with short walks to various ledges; it generally...

3.4 miles from Wallaston

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...