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Porth Nefyn

Posted on Dec 21, 2011 in Gwynedd, North West Wales, Sea Fishing, Surf Beaches
Tags: bass, dabs, plaice, rays, whiting

Fishing in Wales: Porth Nefyn
Porth Nefyn Description:

Porth Nefyn is a clean, sandy beach with a jetty at one end.

Fish include plaice, dabs, rays, bass, whiting.

At Llanhaelhaearn on the A499 take the B4417 to Nefyn and follow the signpost to the beach. The parking area just above the right hand side of the beach.

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2 Comments

Brian / July 13, 2012

Great fishing off Nefyn by boat. Summer weekends caught a great variety of fish.
Goregeous Pollack to be had from various reefs. Also Octopus which are a great laugh to haul in if you are in a fibre glass hulled boat, you need 8 arms to peel the suckers off the hull.
Loads of other reef fish, Cod, Haddock,Whiting,Ling.
Some nice Gurnard which make good eating off the beach BBQ, or filleted for bait.
Loads of Mackerel in summer which are a pain as you can never get your bait to the bottom. Take a dustbin.
Good bass fishing from the beach with an offshore wind and an incoming tide.

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- David G / July 22, 2012
  
  Hi Brian,
  
  Thanks for taking the time to add your comments. It’s really helpful to other anglers. Please do feel free to comment on any other entries in our directory if you can.
  
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  David
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