St Just-in-Roseland

St Just-in-Roseland is located in a small creek on the eastern side of the Carrick Roads opposite Mylor. Launching from the small slipway provides good access to the Carrick Roads and the deep shipping channel. 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 Carrick Roads is mainly clean muddy/sand with Mylor Creek being mainly mud. Deep water can be found in the main shipping channel but beware of boat traffic if fishing here, particularly if you are at anchor.

Parking: Limited parking is available alongside the creek, get there early in summer if you want a space.

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. Wrasse are possible close to the rocky sections of shore. Flounder, Gilthead Bream and Thick Lipped Mullet are possible in St Just Creek in season.

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

A few parking spaces are available on the roadside

Access to the water is easy via a slipway

St Just-in-Roseland Boatyard Launch provides easy access to the Fal