Fishing in Talachddu

32.2 miles from Talachddu

Tidal estuary fishing around Briton Ferry on the River Neath, with access from public paths and roadside pull-ins to mud/sand banks and sections of quay/rock armour. It’s a classic mixed-estuary mark: best on the flood and first of the ebb when cleanish water pushes in, producing mainly flatfish and school...

33.8 miles from Talachddu

Baglan Point is an industrial-edge shoreline mark on Swansea Bay, fished mainly from the sea wall and adjacent rough/patchy ground near the docks approaches. Access is straightforward on foot from local roads/paths, with short walks to firm platforms, but it’s exposed to wind and swell and can fish best on...

33.9 miles from Talachddu

Uskmouth is an exposed Severn Estuary mark around the mouth of the River Usk by Newport, fished mainly from the foreshore and low rock/rough ground either side of the outfall and sea wall. Access is typically a short walk from nearby parking/paths, but expect soft mud, steep shingle and strong...

34.0 miles from Talachddu

Baglan Burrows is a long, open sandy beach on the north side of Swansea Bay, backed by dunes and industrial shoreline. Access is straightforward via seafront parking and short walks onto firm sand; most anglers fish simple surf casts to gullies and the low-water channel. It’s a typical mixed flatfish/roundfish...

34.0 miles from Talachddu

Baglan Bay is an open, gently shelving sandy bay on the north side of Swansea Bay, backed by sea wall/paths and close road access around Baglan and Aberavon. Fishing is mostly straightforward beach casting into sand with occasional mixed patches toward the river/harbour influence, producing classic Bristol Channel surf species;...

34.0 miles from Talachddu

Baglan Beach is a long, open sand-and-shingle shoreline on Swansea Bay with easy access from the promenade/sea wall and multiple parking points. Fishing is mainly surf work into a gently shelving bay with occasional rougher patches near outfalls/structure; it suits mobile anglers targeting flatfish and school fish, with rays/dogfish appearing...