For the most part,the venue is snag free,as you are casting on to sand.The area to the left towards the kart track is snaggy in parts and as such is favoured for conger fishing.Rays are the target for most people,and up and over or pulley pennel rigs are popular.The slack water periods around low and high water are often most productive.



Getting there....Head along the A55 for Holyhead,then turn off at Junction 5 for Abberffraw (A4080)...follow the signs for the Kart Track...after 15 mins you will pass Cable Bay on your right (large sandy bay between 2 headlands,with a lay by and car parking) then you go uphill and take the turn off on your right (again signposted for the Kart Track)...follow down the narrow lane,over the speed bumps,( See access update in posts below)....you can follow the concrete path on your right which leads to some of the more prolific ray marks.
The Hot Spot.....
Park up by the gate

Walk up to the old barrier and follow the concrete path to the right

Keep following ahead



Near the end bear left towards the sea and you`ll see a warning sign

Stand with your back to the sign and you`ll see a grassy area on your right,which is where you walk down

Then walk over to your left and get up on the rocks

This is the rock you want.....we fished a 30ft tide and it was well clear 3 hours before low...it`s obvious when you see it...very comfortable and fairly flat

The whole area fishes well,but you can`t beat experience,and once you find a productive ray mark,make a note of it

