Fishing in Dinas Powis

2.0 miles from Dinas Powis

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...

2.1 miles from Dinas Powis

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...

2.2 miles from Dinas Powis

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...

2.2 miles from Dinas Powis

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...

2.2 miles from Dinas Powis

Penarth Marina Breakwater is a long rock-and-boulder arm sheltering the marina at the inner end of Cardiff Bay. Access is on foot along the breakwater path from the marina/harbour-side, with fishing from rock edges and flatter block sections; it fishes best on the flooding tide for bass, mullet and mackerel,...

2.2 miles from Dinas Powis

Penarth Head is the rocky/promontory ground at the end of Penarth seafront by the old pier/point, giving access to kelp-strewn ledges and broken ground with strong tidal run into the Bristol Channel. Fishing is typically from rock ledges at mid to high water, casting into gullies and along the tide...