Fishing -Ynys Môn (Anglesey), although an island, is like a peninsular jutting into the Irish Sea. Amlwch Port is uniquely situated on the tip of the island; this gives a distinct advantage over mainland ports. With the Isle of Man only 40 miles away we have access to waters that are rarely fished and the many sunken hulks in the renowned St George’s Channel.

For the Boat Angler, the sea off Amlwch offers wide and varied fishing grounds. The many wrecks lying in the Irish sea are easily accessible to the Amlwch Port fleet of charter boats. The fishing around these sunken vessels regularly produces pollack, cod and coalfish well into double figures. Additionally many of the wrecks contain lucrative catches of ling and conger.

When not on the wrecks, the boats turn to many of the banks and reefs that surround the Island. Catches then include many types of rays, big tope, spurdog, smoothound and numerous double figure bull huss. All these in addition to bass, dab, whiting, dogfish, black bream, all 3 gurnards again naming only a few of the many different species available off Anglesey.

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