The rivers Cleddau, Nevern, Taf and Teifi offer local and visiting game anglers the opportunity to catch wild brown trout, sea trout (known locally as 'sewin') and salmon.

Stillwater enthusiasts can enjoy a wealth of small stillwaters in superb settings, as well as boat or bank fishing on the reservoirs of Llys-y-Fran and Rosebush.

Tranquillity and scenic beauty are just two of the factors that entice coarse fishers from far and near to make regular return visits to the stillwater coarse fisheries of Pembrokeshire. 

Quality and diversity of fish stocks and outstanding value for money are two more good reasons to visit the network of small stillwaters.

Famous for its bass fishing, the coastal and inshore waters of Pembrokeshire also offer outstanding opportunities for sea anglers interested in a wide range of other species.

Bream, mullet, wrasse, conger, rockling, mullet, pollack, mackerel, sharks and rays are some of the more popular target species.