Anglesey - Llam Carw (high and low water mark)

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Anglesey - Llam Carw (high and low water mark)

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Llam Carw , Map Ref 455 938

As you cross onto the island on the A55, take the second junction off labelled Amlwch A5025. Follow the A5025 past Benllech and on to Amlwch. At the roundabout turn right and follow this road down to the T junction and turn right again.After 200 yards you will reach a square, turn left at the chip shop. Follow this road for half-a-mile. DO NOT TURN DOWN TO THE HARBOUR. Keep the brick wall on your left once in the car park you will see the kissing gate 50 yards on the right.

Best fished at lower tides and low tide. The summer is the usual pollack, wrasse, doggies and mackerel, but also larger rays, conger and bullhuss. In addition in the spring you can catch herring using shrimp as bait. In the winter you get bigger whiting,dabs and codling.
Andy Williams
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