Fishing in Bovehill

2.2 miles from Bovehill

Llanmadoc Point is a rough, tide-swept rock ledge at the north-west end of the Gower, looking out towards the Loughor Estuary and the outer Bristol Channel. Access is by footpaths from Llanmadoc/Cheriton with a walk across fields and down to uneven rocks; fishing is typically from kelpy gullies and clean...

3.6 miles from Bovehill

Rhossili Bay is a long, open Atlantic surf beach with a gently shelving sandy foreshore and strong tides; access is easy from the Rhossili village car parks with a walk down to the sand. It fishes as a classic west-Wales surf mark: best around low water for distance casting to...

4.3 miles from Bovehill

Burry Port Harbour Wall is the outer harbour arm/breakwater that shelters the marina and inner harbour, giving relatively easy, level access on foot and a safe platform in calmer weather. Fishing is typical of a sandy/muddy Bristol Channel harbour mouth with some rougher stone edge—good for mixed flatfish and dogfish...

4.4 miles from Bovehill

Porth Tywyn is a small open-coast shingle/sand bay on the Carmarthenshire shoreline with low rocky edges and rougher ground close in, giving a mixed beach-and-reef style of fishing. Access is straightforward from nearby parking and a short walk onto the shore; most anglers fish the cleaner middle on bigger tides...

4.4 miles from Bovehill

Wide, gently sloping sandy beach on the Llanelli seafront with long casting often needed to reach fish-holding gutters and the low-water line. Access is easy from promenade car parks and paths, but it’s mostly clean sand fishing with occasional patches of broken ground near groynes/outfalls; best sport is typically around...

4.4 miles from Bovehill

Burry Port Breakwater is a long stone breakwater protecting the small harbour, giving access to deeper water on the seaward side and sheltered fishing inside the harbour mouth. Access is a straightforward walk along the wall (exposed to wind and swell), and the mark fishes best around mid-to-high water when...