Fishing in Mumbles

0.7 miles from Mumbles

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...

0.8 miles from Mumbles

West Cross is a rocky foreshore and low ledges on the Gower side of Swansea Bay, fished by climbing down from the seafront/footpath and working rough ground into a shallow bay. It’s a classic mixed spinning/float and light leger mark: wrasse and pollack close in around weed-covered rocks in summer,...

1.0 miles from Mumbles

Limeslade Bay is a small, rocky cove on the Gower coast with broken ground, kelp and rough gullies that fish best on a rising tide into high water. Access is easy via the Mumbles/Langland coastal path and steps/ramps down to the bay, but you’ll be fishing from uneven boulders and...

1.1 miles from Mumbles

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...

1.2 miles from Mumbles

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...

1.2 miles from Mumbles

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...