Fenit Pier
A source-reviewed Kerry pilot guide to a working pier with inner and outer shore-angling options; access has not yet been field-confirmed by Anglerfield.
Arriving at this place
- Pin precision
- Named mapped feature
- Pin meaning
- Fenit Pier source feature; inner and outer pier fishing cover a wider working structure
- Coordinate role
- Fishing-mark reference
- Coordinate authority
- Inland Fisheries Ireland national shore-mark dataset ↗
- Source feature
- Fenit Pier · b2a7c77b-cbe3-455e-b216-a3afd767d4e9
- Coordinate match
- Matches the recorded source coordinate
- Source assessed
- 2023-07-04
- Coordinate reviewed
- 2026-08-16
- Current access
- Not field-confirmed
- Public access point
- No reviewed access coordinate published
- Parking
- No structured parking evidence published
- Public parking point
- No reviewed parking coordinate published
- Walk / terrain
- Not yet measured
- Mobility
- Not yet assessed
- Facilities
- Not field-confirmed
- Phone signal
- Not field-confirmed
- Tide cut-off
- No structured field evidence published
- Escape route
- No structured field evidence published
Published approach: The coordinate identifies the IFI Fenit Pier feature. Anglerfield has not field-checked parking, walking route, pier permissions or accessible edges. Follow harbour signage and keep all working access clear.
Treat the pin as a planning reference, not a guaranteed parking space, legal access point or exact casting position. Confirm signs and local restrictions on arrival.
Regional conditions for this guide
County Kerry and adjacent sea areas
The official warning feed could not be confirmed. Forecast copy is withheld until it returns.
No current Kerry county or adjacent sea-area warning appears in the official feed.
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Latest available hourly station observation; not quality controlled and not a forecast for a fishing mark. The timestamp is authoritative if the first post-midnight row is delayed.
Regional outlook
Tonight and tomorrow
Tonight:
Tomorrow:
Cork coast
- Wind
- Weather
- Visibility
Offshore buoy observations
Kerry tide gauges
Trend is derived from recent gauge readings. It is not a tide prediction and does not identify the next high or low water.
Fish associated with this place
Lesser-spotted DogfishFlounderThornback RayBassConger EelPollackWhitingThick-lipped Grey Mullet
How to fish it
Bottom FishingFloat FishingSpinning
Gear & bait
Bass BeachcasterBeginner spinning setupMackerel StripRagwormLugworm
When to go
Check current local reports; the regional IFI guide describes shore fishing from summer into winter · Varies between the inner viaduct and outer pier; seek current local advice
Fenit Pier is the first Tralee Bay pilot mark in Anglerfield’s Ireland expansion. Inland Fisheries Ireland’s national shore-mark record distinguishes an inner presentation around the viaduct from the outer and seaward parts of the pier. Its regional guide associates bottom fishing with dogfish, flatfish, rays, bass, whiting and conger, while the inside water is also used for light float presentations for mullet. These are source associations, not a promise that a species is present on a particular visit.
Treat the published pin as the named pier feature rather than a casting position. Begin by identifying which section is open, where other harbour users need room, and whether wind and tide make the exposed side unsuitable. A simple bottom rig and a restrained amount of tackle are easier to manage around a busy structure than a spread of unattended rods. Read the current bass and conservation rules before retaining anything, and return protected or unfamiliar species carefully.
This guide deliberately does not publish a parking pin, step-free route, edge assessment or claim of public fishing permission. Those details require a dated field check and a second review.
Where it is
Map tiles are unavailable offline. Coordinates: 52.271782, -9.864264.
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This pin marks Fenit Pier source feature; inner and outer pier fishing cover a wider working structure. The source was reviewed 2026-08-16; an on-site field check has not yet been recorded.Review the map source ↗,Review the information source ↗and confirm current local conditions before travelling.
Record a field check for this pin
Nearby fishing marks
- Inch Strand, Kerryshore · about 18 km away
- Carrigaholt Piershore · about 38 km away
- Kilkee Piershore · about 48 km away
Nearest listed tackle shop
Fishing Tackle & Boats
Mallow · about 84 km away in a straight line among current directory listings
A Mallow fishing shop and online retailer with rods, reels, lures, fly gear, bait, and boating equipment.