Fishing in Llewitha Bridge

5.7 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Long, open sandy shoreline on the north side of Swansea Bay from Aberavon seafront east towards Baglan, with wide tide range creating extensive flats and shallow gutters. Access is easy from promenade car parks and multiple slipways/paths; anglers typically work the surf and any defined channels on a flooding tide,...

5.8 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Mumbles Pier is a long, open-access promenade pier on the west side of Swansea Bay, giving easy, level fishing over mixed ground with sand and rough patches and a steady tidal run. Most anglers fish from the railings along the sides and around the pier head, casting into deeper water...

5.9 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Mumbles Head is a rocky headland on the south side of Swansea Bay with rough ledges and kelpy gullies that fish best on a flooding tide. Access is on foot from Mumbles/Bracelet Bay paths to rock platforms and points; casts are often into broken ground close in, with deeper water...

5.9 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Bracelet Bay is a small, sheltered-to-semi-exposed bay on the Mumbles headland with mixed ground: sand and shingle in the bay, and rough rocky kelp-lined edges toward the headland. Access is straightforward from the promenade/parking by the bay, with fishing either from the beach at lower water or from the rocks...

5.9 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Langland Bay is a sheltered, crescent-shaped sandy beach on the Gower backed by cliffs and a promenade. Access is easy via the seafront and car parks, with fishing mainly from clean sand at low water and from the edges near rocks/headlands on a rising tide. It’s a classic mixed beach...

5.9 miles from Llewitha Bridge

Caswell Bay is a small, sheltered sandy cove on the Gower with rocky fringes and shallow surf, fished mainly from the beach with options to cast toward the kelpy rock edges at either end. Access is easy via the coastal road and car park, then a short walk onto sand;...