Holyhead

Hi i am going Holyhead next week on holiday is worth putting any rods in the car ?????????

You could try fishing off the bridge at 4 mile bridge village.Try a float with a float stop.(inland sea)
I've always had almost blank days off the breakwater,it's a 125 mile trek for me,so I don't bother.
Couple of nice spots further down just past Rhosneigr,park on the top road in the little car parks.
Nice beaches for the kids.Easy walk with deck chairs and a picanic basket.

If you go to Rhosniegr and down to the beach,turn right,and there are some sand dunes.There's a little river that runs out that floods with the tide.
I've waded up the river and seen loads of baby flatfish darting about.
There's a sandbar,so probably some fish.I've never got round to fishing it,but it looks a bit 'Bassy'.

For sure. Many spots around the island to fish.

Here are some of the venues but you are pretty spoilt for choice.

https://turnerstackle.co.uk/north-west-sea-fishing-marks/anglesey/

Bait, tackle and advice in the area ("other shops on Anglesea are available ) try Winnies Worms https://www.facebook.com/groups/143852999408592/

DINGER62 wrote:

Hi i am going Holyhead next week on holiday is worth putting any rods in the car ?????????  

If you are after relatively easy sport with
little tackle needed  for the  wrasse see my recent Holyhead report,

cut down a sabiki rig  ( or shrimp rig or mackerel feather rig,  just not big hooks ) to 3 hooks, and put about half an inch of rag worm
on each hook and drop straightdown the inside wall ie inside the harbour from say half way up to Highwater, no need to walk far along the breakwater, just peer over over and make sure you haven't picked a spot with obvious rocks.

Now and again flick the rig out a way to prevent line spooling and you might get a mackerel but the Wrasse are under the rod tip!

A couple of ounces of lead or maybe 3oz is sufficient. I tried an old spark plug last time but it wasn't champion - too light.

The only thing is I did see something a couple of days ago about road works on the last bit of country park road to the Stena buildings restricting vehicle access in some coming days.  ( ignore the " no vehicles notice"  at the Stena buildings by the way, drive around them and follow the lane towards the breakwater gate ( but don't park in front of it) but if that bothers you, you could park on the prom and walk ( there are two ways on foot, check out google maps if you haven't been before)

let us know how you get on wherever you go

Found the vehicle access details....

Vehicle access will be prohibited from Monday to Friday until after 4pm, excluding Wednesday when works will not take place.

The park, situated near Newry Beach and Soldiers Point, will still be open to pedestrians.

Isle of Anglesey County Council said: "Car access to the Breakwater Country Park in Holyhead will be limited for a short period from Monday, July 12th.

Looks like you have picked a good week weatherwise,nice and sunny from sat until wed/thurs.
If you've not been before,there are some great spots quite near to Holyhead,(especially when the sun is shining)
If you can find your way down,you can fish the straits near the sea Aquarium,(across from Port Dinorwic
Have a nice week,and lets us know how you get on.