Good Places To Fish By The Coast In Cornwall

Hi Everyone, As you will see from my name, I'm from Cornwall, and you may know that it is a really good place to fish! So, here are the top 25 places. I hope that this information helps!

TWENTY FIVE GOOD PLACES TO FISH BY THE COAST IN CORNWALL BY THE CORNISH KINGFISHER:

.01. At high tide at Praa Sands (beach), you have a good chance of catching some mackerel, pollack, bass, small-eyed ray, wrasse and some goby.

.02. At high tide at Rinsey Head (beach), you have a good chance of catching some bass, sea bream, mackerel, tope and some medium-sized wrasse.

.03. At high tide at Mullion Cove (beach and jetty), you have a good chance of catching some bass, lobster, cod, garfish, mackerel and pollack.

.04. At high tide at Mounts Bay (beach), you have a good chance of catching some goby, thornies, whiting, wrasse and some bass.

.05. At high tide at Porthleven (beach), you have a good chance of catching some mackerel, catfish, bass and some goby.

.06. At high tide at Poldhu Cove (beach), you have a good chance of catching some sea bream, catfish, tope, flounder, drum, mackerel, cod and crabs.

.07. At high tide at Kennack Sands (beach), you have a good chance of catching some bass, cod, ray, garfish, catfish, tope, wrasse and some mackerel.

.08. At high tide at Loe Bar (beach), you have a good chance of catching some mackerel, tope, mullet, plaice, flounder and some wrasse.

.09. At high tide at Hayle Estuary (beach), you have a good chance of catching crabs, conger eel and some mackerel.

.10. At high tide at Penndennis Point (rocks), you have a good chance of catching some bass, pollack and mackerel.

.11. At high tide at Newlyn (harbour and jetty), you have a good chance of catching some bass, pollack, crabs, goby, shad, cod, mullet and some wrasse.

.12. At high tide at Portreath (beach and cliffs), you have a good chance of catching some goby, shad, mackerel and wrasse.

.13. At high tide at The Stacks (cliffs and beach), you have a good chance of catching some garfish, catfish, mackerel, wrasse and some bass.

.14. At high tide at Red River (beach), you have a good chance of catching some bass, bonito, conger eel, cod and pollack.

.15. At high tide at Cudden Point (cliffs and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some garfish, halibut, pollack and bass.

.16. At high tide at Porthkerris (beach and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some goby, sea bream, wrasse, pollack, shad, bass and mackerel.

.17. At high tide at Besty Cove (cliffs and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some ray, conger eel, mackerel, wrasse, plaice, and garfish.

.18. At high tide at Godrevy Point (beach), you have a good chance of catching some ray, catfish, tope, pollack and bass.

.19. At high tide at Sennan Watch (beach), you have a good chance of catching some mackerel, brill, bass and pollack.

.20. At high tide at Penberth Cove (rocks and cliffs), you have a good chance of catching some ray, ling, sole, goby, wrasse and garfish.

.21. At high tide at Coverack (beach and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some whiting, lobster, wrasse, garfish, mackerel, bass and pollack.

.22. At high tide at Lamorna Cove (rocks), you have a good chance of catching some mackerel, saithe, hake, bass and some goby.

.23. At high tide at Church Cove (beach and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some bass, pollack and garfish.

.24. At high tide at Dennis Head (cliffs and rocks), you have a good chance of catching some tope, megrin, pollack and wrasse.

.25. At high tide at Porthcurnow (beach and cliffs), you have a good chance of catching some bass, mackerel and some bass.

Most of the fish in the places above tend to go mainly the following:
Live-bait: ragworms, lugworms and sandeel.
Dead-bait: mackerel, octopus and squid.
Cocktail Bait: peeler crab and ragworm on one large hook.
Ground-bait: shirvy and rubby-dubby.
Other Bait: ground-bait, luncheon meat, corn, hemp seeds, boilies and bread flakes.
Lures: spinners and dexter wedges.
Your best bet with these baits is with the float!

If you want to go fishing for sea-bass, they like turbulent waters. The best place to find them is in the classical 'third wave'.

I hope this information helps!
Tight Lines!

Thanks Josh. This post is very usefull to me. Well, all of your posts are! I live in London, so not being near to the sea dissapoints me a bit because i don't get to go sea fishing that often. I'm thinking of moving down to Cornwall, though, and this info was a great help!

Hi, thank you for the post, very informative, mate, keep it up!
I totaly agree with all of these places, i've been to most of them and The Cornish Kingfisher is apsalotley right!

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Hi, Josh. Thank's for the info, mate, a great help!

Thanks, Josh! found this a great post, aswell! I'm also thinking of moving into or nearer to Cornwall, so this is a great help, thank you!

Hi, Josh a great help, aginan! I actully tried a few of those laces, and i tried some of those recomended baits, and they really work, thank you!

Thank you, Josh, i love all of your posts! My favorite ones are, well, all of them! You give us all a lot of information and i'd like to thank you for that!
I go fishing in Cornwall quite a lot, but i go places that you haven't mentioned there, and i either catch nothing or just some small crabs! But a few days ago, i tried it at Porthkerris, and i caught 2 mackerel and a 4lb bass! All thanks to you!
I can't wait to try all of the other places out!
Nice work!

Hi Guys! It really makes me happy when i know that all of this information has done some good to you, all of you! It took me a very, very long time to do this post, and now, thanks to you, with your good comments, i can see, that it was worth it! Thank you!

The Cornish Kingfisher i would just like to say a big thank you for all of your contributions to this site! I know, by the looks of it, that everyone agrees that your informatio that you've been posting is exelent and a real help!

Thank you all! I feel exelent, this thread is now sticky on the sea fishing forum - wow!