Fishing in Heol-y-mynydd

0.8 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

Southerndown (Dunraven Bay) is a mixed shore mark of reefy rock ledges, kelp gullies and small sandy patches, with access via the beach and steps/paths from the car park. It generally fishes best around the flooding tide into dusk/night, with rough ground species close in and rays/dogs/flatfish from the sandier...

1.0 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

Ogmore-by-Sea is a mixed shore mark of shingle/sand with extensive rock ledges and gullies that dry at low water, sitting on the Bristol Channel side of the Vale. Access is usually via the seafront/parking and a short walk onto the beach, then picking your way to the nearest rock platforms...

1.2 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

Ogmore Estuary is the tidal mouth of the River Ogmore at Ogmore-by-Sea, with easy access from nearby parking and short walks onto sand/mud flats and the channel edges. Fishing is typical estuary work: best around moving water on the flood/ebb with baits fished on the deeper runnels and out toward...

1.2 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

Ogmore-by-Sea Beach is a broad, mixed sand-and-shingle foreshore backed by low cliffs and rock shelves, with fishing that changes quickly with tide height. Access is straightforward from the village car parks and slip/paths onto the beach, but much of the ground becomes rocky at low water and can be cut...

1.2 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

Dunraven Bay (Southerndown) is a broad, scenic bay of sand and rough ground backed by cliffs, with easy access from the car parks and a short walk onto the beach/rock ledges. Fishing is typical Bristol Channel mixed ground: clean sand patches for rays/flatfish and rougher kelpy/reef areas that hold wrasse,...

1.3 miles from Heol-y-mynydd

The Ogmore River Mouth mark is a mixed sand-and-shingle beach with an estuary channel that shifts after floods; anglers typically fish the surf line and the deeper run at the outflow, with best sport around the pushing tide and dusk. Access is on foot from nearby parking and paths, but...