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Notice that the Conwy Bay and estuary mussel beds are closed to mussel fishing from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027.

A consultation aimed at securing a sustainable future for Welsh seas and the fishing industry has today been launched by Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths.

If you transport fish or shellfish away from where it was landed, it must be accompanied by a transport document until the first sale has taken place.

The Welsh Government has launched a new £1.3m scheme to help the Welsh fishing and aquaculture sector following the twin hits to their businesses caused by leaving the EU and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fishing communities will no longer need to choose between work and health appointments, with free dental, physiotherapy and health checks now brought directly to harbours across Wales. 

The table shows what you are eligible to catch land during the specified month – unless otherwise stated – if you are a licensed Welsh 10 metre and under vessel owner.

The reputation of Wales’ thriving food and drink industry has received yet another boost after coracle fishing for sewin was awarded Protected Food Name status by the European Commission.

We want your views to see if we need more protection to stop migratory fish bycatch by shore-based nets in Wales.

You must complete this document before transporting fish away from where they were landed. You must either carry it on the vehicle, or submit it electronically to us, before transport.

The table shows what you are eligible to catch in any given month - unless otherwise stated - if you are a holder of a Welsh under 10 metre Fishing Licence (91-99).

Seven companies from Wales will today be fishing for business and showcasing the very best of Welsh seafood at this year’s Seafood Expo Global 2019 in Brussels, the world’s largest seafood trade fair.

The Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths will today bring together industry representatives from Wales’ farming, fishing, forestry, environment and food and drink sectors to discuss the challenges they face as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Seven coastal community projects across Wales will receive a share of more than half a million pounds to improve marine environments, strengthen local economies and build long-term resilience for coastal communities and our fishing industry.

How to apply for a recreational catch and release permit for Bluefin Tuna in Welsh waters.

Take part in the commercial-scientific trial bluefin tuna fishery in Welsh waters.

Fisheries quota swapping and leasing arrangements and potential conflicts with the Landing Obligation.

Incidental mortality and injury (“bycatch”) in fisheries is a threat to the conservation and welfare of marine mammals.

Have you seen any tagged rays and skates around North Wales?

Lesley Griffiths, Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs

Carl Sargeant, Minister for Natural Resources