Loe Beach

Loe beach is a small sandy beach located at the top of the Carrick Roads. Loe Beach is a safe and sheltered launch mark giving good access to the Upper Fal and Restronguet Creek. The upper Fal and Restronguet Creek is predominantly muddy ground. A launch should be timed with an incoming tide if your planning to paddle up river. Likewise a paddle down river should ideally be timed with a falling tide and paddling back timed with the incoming tide. 

The Upper Fal above Weir Point to Turnaware Point is a designated Bass Nursery between 30th April and the 1st January. Fishing for Bass from any vessel, including a kayak, as well as fishing for any species of sea-fish using sandeels as bait, is prohibited.

Kayaks can be hired from Loe Beach. Check out the Loe Beach  Watersports website for more details.

Parking: A pay and display car park is located at the top of the beach. Access to the water is easy.

Species: Thornback Ray, Bull Huss, Lesser Spotted Dogfish may show if fishing at anchor with the Carrick Roads. Bass may show to trolled lures. Mackerel and Garfish in season. Flounder, Gilthead Bream and Thick Lipped Mullet are possible in the upper Fal and Restronguet Creek in season.

Webcam: Loe Beach Webcam

Nearest Tackle Shops: Terminal Tackle at Penryn, City Angler at Truro, Mevagissey Shark Angling Centre at Mevagissey, Lowen-Chy Art and Angling at St Austell and Monster Tackle at St Austell