Fishing in Cog

0.8 miles from Cog

Sully Beach is a small, sheltered Vale of Glamorgan bay with a mix of sand and shingle and areas of exposed rock/reef at low water, giving both clean-ground and rough-ground options. Access is straightforward from the seafront/parking and a short walk onto the foreshore; fishing is typically better on the...

1.0 miles from Cog

Sully Bay is a sheltered, gently curving sandy bay with mixed sand and occasional rough ground toward the edges, fished mainly from the beach with easy access from nearby parking and promenades. It’s a classic Vale surf mark best on flooding tide, producing flatties and rays in summer and mixed...

1.0 miles from Cog

St. Mary’s Well Bay is a small, sheltered Vale of Glamorgan cove of sand and shingle with rocky fringes and kelpy gullies; access is on foot via the coastal path with a short but sometimes steep descent and limited parking nearby. It fishes best as a mixed rough/clean-ground mark: cast...

1.1 miles from Cog

Sully Island is a small tidal island off Sully on the Vale of Glamorgan coast, fished from rough rock ledges and weed-covered platforms reached by a causeway at low water. It’s a classic mixed-ground mark with kelp, gullies and broken reef giving good wrasse and bass sport, plus rays and...

1.4 miles from Cog

Lavernock Bay is an exposed, rocky/shingle foreshore on the north side of the Bristol Channel, best fished from low-water rock ledges and mixed ground either side of the slipway area. Access is on foot from nearby parking via the coastal path and short climbs down to the shore; fishing is...

1.6 miles from Cog

Lavernock Point is a rocky limestone headland on the Vale of Glamorgan coast, fished from rough ledges and broken reef with kelpy gullies. Access is via coastal paths from Lavernock Point/Watch House Bay with a walk-in and some scrambling to reach safe platforms; it’s a classic rough-ground mark where you...