Overlooking the new Severn bridge Sudbrook can be found between Chepstow and Caldicot. The area we fish is known as "diver’s rock" and can be found by following the signs for the papermill. Once you are driving along side the papermill take a right turn at the end of the mill, through an old level crossing. Directly in front of you will be a narrow lane heading down the side of the post office (Palmers). Head down the lane and park next to the playground and football pitch. Diver’s rock and the beach area are situated at the far end of the football pitch. This is easily one of the SWFF's favourite venues to fish over winter due to its easy access and good cod fishing from November till April.

Fishing over mainly mud with rocky patches the beach area drops off at quite a shallow angle. Best on a high tide but can be fished down to low although it does start to get boggy and isn't really worth the trouble. Try and stay close to the ledges when fishing as the further left (looking out to sea) you travel up the beach the stronger the tidal rip. Also be very careful on large tides 14m+ will see you run out of beach at high tide. Although the ground is mostly mud snags are common here due to the large boulders strewn around so rotten bottoms are advisable.