Fishing in Cosmeston

0.9 miles from Cosmeston

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...

0.9 miles from Cosmeston

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...

1.1 miles from Cosmeston

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...

1.3 miles from Cosmeston

Penarth Esplanade is an easy-access promenade frontage on the outer Severn Estuary, where anglers fish from the sea wall steps and along the foreshore at low water. It’s mostly mixed broken ground (rock/rough with patches of sand and mud) with strong tidal flow, making it a classic estuary shore mark...

1.4 miles from Cosmeston

Penarth Pier is an easy-access, pay-to-enter Victorian pier on the outer Severn Estuary, giving anglers height and clean casting room into strong tidal flow and often coloured water. Fishing is typically best around the middle to end when tide run is steady; it’s mainly a “dabs/whiting/rays/dogfish” venue with occasional better...

1.7 miles from Cosmeston

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...