Just booked a cottage that over looks amlwch breakwater what do you all know about this location ?
what can i expect to catch all help appreciated
Amlwch
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christhoel
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Amlwch
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Re: Amlwch
Can be good for coalies,fishing the seaward side of the breakwater,or from the rocks on the right side....big conger live in the harbour and off the rocks....other than that you`ll get whiting n dabs,dogs and the odd codling.
winter fishing sucks
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Re: Amlwch
thanks for the reply!
is it just a matter of getting near the end and casting into the main channel ?
is it just a matter of getting near the end and casting into the main channel ?
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Re: Amlwch
Speak with Ray at Lathams tackle in Benllech. He will advise of where to fish Amlwch
Stu
2021 Species: [17] LSD, Coalie, Ting, Dab, Sea Scorpion, Pout, Poor Cod, Huss, Pollack, weaver, flounder, plaice, gurnard, thornie, ballan, corkwing, rock goby
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2021 Species: [17] LSD, Coalie, Ting, Dab, Sea Scorpion, Pout, Poor Cod, Huss, Pollack, weaver, flounder, plaice, gurnard, thornie, ballan, corkwing, rock goby
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Re: Amlwch
Loads of marks along the north coast of anglesey as well. Rather than list them, get this into your chosen GIS app, browse points in google earth and pick one which takes your fancy.
http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/forum ... 4&start=30
Also take a look at this - its a bit clunky to use, but it has several marks around Amlwch and lots on the north coast of anglesey
http://fishingwales.net/regions/north-west-wales/
Tide can be fierce off exposed points along the north coast, but fishable throughout the tide into the bays.
Will get usual stuff plus chance of codling if get lucky, big baits will be pretty likely to yield huss and strap conger (which personally I can't be oops with anymore).
http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/forum ... 4&start=30
Also take a look at this - its a bit clunky to use, but it has several marks around Amlwch and lots on the north coast of anglesey
http://fishingwales.net/regions/north-west-wales/
Tide can be fierce off exposed points along the north coast, but fishable throughout the tide into the bays.
Will get usual stuff plus chance of codling if get lucky, big baits will be pretty likely to yield huss and strap conger (which personally I can't be oops with anymore).
Make a difference - take home 1 piece of someone's angling litter next time you are out fishing.
Re: Amlwch
Here are some pics Kev for the venues section,Big Kev wrote:Thought i had it in the venues sectionone for the future
Pic showing the type of ground you are covering hence the reason for it being a tackle graveyard however as you say the conger are about and they will love this

Fishing from the breakwater into the harbour


Lots of nice wrasse





Species - Thornback Ray, Huss, Wrasse, Dogfish, Whiting, Mackerel, Flounder, Silver Eel, Dab, Pollock, Sea Scorpion, Common Blenny, Coalie , Rockling, Pouting, Conger Eel, Smoothound