Fishing in Coch, Clawdd

6.0 miles from Coch, Clawdd

Llandaff Weir is a tidal river/estuary mark on the River Taff in Cardiff, fished from the riverbank paths and nearby hard edges around the weir. It’s a mixed, often silty venue with stronger flow on the ebb and a defined tidal push on the flood; best results usually come from...

7.1 miles from Coch, Clawdd

Porthkerry Beach is a small, sheltered bay in Porthkerry Country Park with a mixed shingle/sand beach and rock/reef at either end. Access is easy via the park paths and steps down to the foreshore, making it a convenient short-session venue. Fishing is typically close-range for flats species on the sand...

7.1 miles from Coch, Clawdd

Blackweir is a tidal River Taff mark in Cardiff, fished from the public paths/edges around Blackweir and the weir area rather than open coast. Access is easy on foot from nearby roads/parks, with short walks along the riverside. Expect mostly estuary-style sport: strong flow on springs, coloured water after rain,...

7.3 miles from Coch, Clawdd

Porthkerry Point is a rough, rocky headland at the west side of Porthkerry Bay, fished from natural ledges and boulder/reef ground with deep water close in on bigger tides. Access is on foot from the Porthkerry Country Park paths, then a scramble down to the rocks; it’s typical South Wales...

7.4 miles from Coch, Clawdd

East Aberthaw Beach is a gently sloping, mixed sand-and-shingle shore on the inner Bristol Channel, with a wide tidal range that exposes flat sand and patches of broken ground at low water. Access is straightforward from the village/roadside with a short walk onto the beach, but you need to plan...

7.4 miles from Coch, Clawdd

Gileston Beach sits on the Vale of Glamorgan side of the Severn Estuary, a gently sloping shingle-and-sand foreshore with mud/sand patches that fishes best on the flooding tide. Access is straightforward from nearby lanes/parking with a short walk onto the beach; most anglers fish from the open beach rather than...