Fishing at Milford Haven
A deep, tidal waterway lined with quays, sea walls and slipways giving mixed fishing over mud, sand and rougher rock fringes without needing a boat.
📍 View on the mapWhat you can catch → Full fish guide
| Species | Season | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Bass | May–Oct | lures or bait fished from the marina wall or Gelliswick Bay |
| Conger Eel | May–Oct | fish bait after dark around the quays and sea walls |
| FlounderGrey Mullet | Sep–Mar (flounder), Jun–Sep (mullet) | worm bait for flounder on the bottom, float-fished bread for mullet |
| Mackerel | Jun–Sep | spinners or feathers from any of the quaysides in summer |
Tactics
Leger worm or fish baits for the mixed bag of pout, codling, dogfish, whiting, bass and flatfish, and try float tackle for mullet and garfish — ragworm, mackerel and squid cover most of what's around.
Best tide: Flood tide · Best time: Summer evenings
Dogs
Unofficial source: View the supporting source →Not an authority; check current signage.
Access & parking
Try the sea wall at Milford Marina, Gelliswick Bay below Hubberston Fort, Brunel Quay in Neyland, or Hobbs Point Slipway at Pembroke Dock, all with nearby parking. Family rating: ★★☆ — Some marks are quiet slipways and sea walls, suitable for families with basic care near the water
FAQs
Where's the best place to fish in Milford Haven?
The marina sea wall, Gelliswick Bay, Brunel Quay in Neyland and Hobbs Point Slipway at Pembroke Dock are the main shore marks around the waterway.
What bait works best in Milford Haven?
Ragworm, lugworm, mackerel and squid cover most species, from flatfish and bass to conger and mullet.
Nearby marks
Freshwater West · Saundersfoot · Tenby Harbour
Last updated 16 July 2026 — sources & disclaimer
Compiled from angling guides, forums and the relevant council's dog byelaws, cross-checked where possible.
Rules and conditions change, so always check current signage and tides before you go. We do our best to keep this accurate but can't promise it's error-free.