Fishing in Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

1.1 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

Carew Castle Tidal Mill is an upper tidal reach of the Carew River/Daugleddau estuary, fished from muddy banks and small hard-standing spots near the mill causeway and footpaths. It’s a quiet, sheltered mark where fishing is dictated by tide flow rather than swell, with best results around the flooding tide...

1.1 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

Cresswell Quay is a small tidal quay/creek on the Pembrokeshire coast where you fish from the quay walls and adjacent muddy banks into a narrow estuary channel. Access is straightforward from the village with short walks to the wall, and the fishing is typically close-range with strong tidal flow on...

1.2 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

Carew Quay is a small tidal quay on the Carew estuary (upper Milford Haven waterway), fished from the quay wall and adjacent banks/mud edges. It’s sheltered and best suited to light‑to‑medium tackle, with most fishing focused on the flooding tide as fish move up the channel; expect mixed estuary species...

1.8 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

The Carew River is a sheltered tidal estuary/creek feeding into the Cleddau, best fished from easy-access banks, small slipway areas and muddy/sandy edges around Carew and downstream bends. It’s mainly a light-tackle venue for flatties and mullet with occasional bass and school mackerel pushing in on bigger tides; expect soft...

2.9 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

Lawrenny Quay is a sheltered, tidal estuary mark on the Cleddau where you fish from the stone quay wall and adjacent bank by the slipway. Access is easy from the village (short level walk from parking), with fairly snag-free mud/sand and scattered weed/rock edging; expect strong tidal run on bigger...

4.4 miles from Whitehill (Pembrokeshire)

Swanlake Bay is a small, sheltered bay on the Pembrokeshire coast fished mainly from the shingle/sand and the adjacent low rock fringes; access is on foot via coastal paths with a short scramble down in places. It’s a mixed-ground mark with clean patches for flatfish and rays and kelpy edges...