Your thoughts are welcome......including tips
Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
-
Greg Barratt
- Headless Angler
- Posts: 702
- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:15 pm
- Location: Sunny Toxteth
Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
The Ball 'n' Chain's away next week, so I've decided to take off to the Colwyn Bay area for a couple of sessions midweek. Looking at the wind forecasts, I dunno whether to go for the relatively sheltered Rhos on sea; or to face the blow?
Your thoughts are welcome......including tips

Your thoughts are welcome......including tips
Greg
If hopes and wishes turned into fishes....
2016 species:(15)
Starry Smoothhound, Thornback Ray, Black Bream, Ballan Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasse, Codling, Whiting, Flounder, Plaice, Dab, 3b Rockling, Dragonet, LSD, Silver Eel, Lobster, Starfish
If hopes and wishes turned into fishes....
2016 species:(15)
Starry Smoothhound, Thornback Ray, Black Bream, Ballan Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasse, Codling, Whiting, Flounder, Plaice, Dab, 3b Rockling, Dragonet, LSD, Silver Eel, Lobster, Starfish
-
JIMMYJIZZMO
- i love cock
- Posts: 878
- Joined: Wed Aug 04, 2004 10:25 pm
- Location: Rock Ferry
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
Kimmel Bay.......back of asda 
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
Good chance of codling from Kinmel.
Sea Fishing is the Dogs Danglies 
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
I've been out fishing from Deganwy to Prestatyn this last 3 weeks including the 3 spots listed. Nothing much showing at all just micro whiting Kinmel bay isn't producing anything either at the back of Asda
Splash point in Rhyl has produced a few small Codo but it's very hit and miss at the moment and be very careful of the galleys filling in behind you if fishing low water at the last to marks mentioned the beaches have changed over the last few weeks with the storms I very nearly got caught out on Kinmel bay a beach I've fished very regular the last 12 months.
You will have more sport over on Anglesey around Tred bay or bull bay according to the lads I've been speaking to over there
Sean
Splash point in Rhyl has produced a few small Codo but it's very hit and miss at the moment and be very careful of the galleys filling in behind you if fishing low water at the last to marks mentioned the beaches have changed over the last few weeks with the storms I very nearly got caught out on Kinmel bay a beach I've fished very regular the last 12 months.
You will have more sport over on Anglesey around Tred bay or bull bay according to the lads I've been speaking to over there
Sean
2015 Shore Species - Bass on the fly, Bass ( bait ),Mullet, whiting, dab, silver eel, Doggie, Starry Hound, Flounder,Pollock, Conger, Wrasse, Mackerel
-
gilly111
- Obsessed Poster
- Posts: 467
- Joined: Wed Sep 09, 2009 7:55 am
- Location: E port and north wales
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
Why go anywhere wene the river is still fishing well

2015 kayak fishing
Watch this space
Watch this space
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
Never done well down at Rhos but I heard someone caught a Bass there once, I forget how the story goes
Just had a quick look at the forecast and It looks good, could be a little weedy though but there will be plenty of colour and food in the water to bring the fish in. Take a bucket theres a good chance there will be some razors washed up
If your up for a drive itll be worth a shot at Ty Croes and Cable bay for the rays if the sea is un-fishable on the north coast.
Just had a quick look at the forecast and It looks good, could be a little weedy though but there will be plenty of colour and food in the water to bring the fish in. Take a bucket theres a good chance there will be some razors washed up
If your up for a drive itll be worth a shot at Ty Croes and Cable bay for the rays if the sea is un-fishable on the north coast.
-
Greg Barratt
- Headless Angler
- Posts: 702
- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:15 pm
- Location: Sunny Toxteth
Re: Pensarn, Llandulas or Rhos?
Stop Press:
I'm saving on petrol money by taking Gilly's advice; I still haven't tried all the marks here yet, and, as I'm a lone wolf and a noob, I want to sharpen my technique and beach sense here before venturing onto shifting sands.
That's not to say that your advice on the Welsh marks is wasted: I WILL be visiting some of them this year, especially on the island.
The money saved on fuel will pay for more bait, and I'll be trying Harrison and Perch rock this week (and maybe Tunnel Vents, too).
Thanks for your time and thoughts, folks

I'm saving on petrol money by taking Gilly's advice; I still haven't tried all the marks here yet, and, as I'm a lone wolf and a noob, I want to sharpen my technique and beach sense here before venturing onto shifting sands.
That's not to say that your advice on the Welsh marks is wasted: I WILL be visiting some of them this year, especially on the island.
The money saved on fuel will pay for more bait, and I'll be trying Harrison and Perch rock this week (and maybe Tunnel Vents, too).
Thanks for your time and thoughts, folks
Greg
If hopes and wishes turned into fishes....
2016 species:(15)
Starry Smoothhound, Thornback Ray, Black Bream, Ballan Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasse, Codling, Whiting, Flounder, Plaice, Dab, 3b Rockling, Dragonet, LSD, Silver Eel, Lobster, Starfish
If hopes and wishes turned into fishes....
2016 species:(15)
Starry Smoothhound, Thornback Ray, Black Bream, Ballan Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasse, Codling, Whiting, Flounder, Plaice, Dab, 3b Rockling, Dragonet, LSD, Silver Eel, Lobster, Starfish