Anglesey shore marks

**ammoniteuk** · 27-05-2004, 08:10

Hi all
A group of us are vising Anglesey in mid June and would like to hear any recommendations for 2 days beach / rock fishing. We have mixed skill levels and range in age from 35 - 65 (so no perilous cliff climbing please). Any suggestions as to venues / baits / fish would be appreciated as we would like to have a good fish filled weekend
Thanks in advance
Ian

harrisandson · 03-06-2004, 17:58

if theres a group of you .you can fish off bangor pier i think its twelve pounds for the night,beaumaris is ok for the novice fisherman i get all my bait from colwyn bay pier angling call for some ragworm crab and lugworm on your way through to anglsea....its open 9am till about 10pm

**eric** · 05-06-2004, 17:29

The best place on Anglesey for your party is the rocks at Moelfre.  These are flat and accessible, however it gets very busy.  Daytime try "silver demons" feathering for Mackerel, Bait Lug or wrag for Flatties.  Night Dog Fish, Whiting and Conger.

Directions, park where you can in and around the village, head for the Lifeboat station, turn left on the path in front of the Lifeboat station and you will come to the rocks. Best spot on right hand point cast out to sea rather than towards lifeboat. Good luck.

**jonathan r** · 20-06-2005, 16:44

Originally Posted by eric

The best place on Anglesey for your party is the rocks at Moelfre.  These are flat and accessible, however it gets very busy.  Daytime try "silver demons" feathering for Mackerel, Bait Lug or wrag for Flatties.  Night Dog Fish, Whiting and Conger.

Directions, park where you can in and around the village, head for the Lifeboat station, turn left on the path in front of the Lifeboat station and you will come to the rocks. Best spot on right hand point cast out to sea rather than towards lifeboat. Good luck.

HIYA MATE I FISHED MOELFRE 4 WEEKS A GO ON BOTTOM USING MACKEREL 4 BAIT HAD NOTHIN THEN FISHED WITH FEATHERS NOTHING. WENT TO LIGWY HAD FLOUNDER + DOGGY
CHEERS

**Tozer** · 20-06-2005, 20:32

Originally Posted by harrisandson

if theres a group of you .you can fish off bangor pier i think its twelve pounds for the night,beaumaris is ok for the novice fisherman i get all my bait from colwyn bay pier angling call for some ragworm crab and lugworm on your way through to anglsea....its open 9am till about 10pm

Yeah bangor pier was fishing quite wel about a month ago for eels, big dabs and plaice, the bass should be about now. Oh and the obvous dogfish.
Crab was the only bait worth taking though. Ragworm just got dogs and everything else got either stripped or just ignored.

**shaggy** · 20-06-2005, 23:40

hi ammoniteuk,try aberfraw always good fishing.shaggy

**Tozer** · 21-06-2005, 16:29

What do they get off of Aberfraw shaggy?
Mygirlfriend wants to go sunbathing there and i can't sit ny the sea and not fish.

**shaggy** · 21-06-2005, 23:37

hi tozer,u catch doggies rays,mackle and lots more,great place to sunbathand theres a pub there.shaggy

**Tozer** · 21-06-2005, 23:44

Sounds great, she wants to go there because she went as a child with her parents looks like I'll be giving it a try then!!!

**nige1234** · 24-05-2007, 21:42

For my recommendation, there are 3 great spots, first is point Lynas look on OS map between Moelfre and Amlwch, go to Port Eilian, Up in the car towards the lighthouse, park on the RHS of the track and head over the field to approx GR 483929, here you'll find a safeish fishing platform into very deep water. 50 meter cast, 4 oz lead, no grippers, bait mackerel strip or better frozen sandeel...doggies and pollock reign supreme here. Second is off the rocks at Moelfre GR 517867, same baits could also try lug, good fishing but not as good as the first place.
Final spot is on "the pebbly beach" at penmon point, to the left of the lighthouse
GR638813...can also get bass / makerel here, it's a bit safer footing at this spot also, again deep water close in. Not fished any of this spots for a year, but always had fun. Personal record at point Lynas is 10 in 3 hours ( 8 doggies 2 pollock) ...Enjoy and be safe.