Rhyl Cut Community Fishery is a coarse fishing pool located alongside The Cut in Rhyl, Denbighshire, Wales.

The site was created through a £170,000 regeneration project that excavated around 40,000 tonnes of material from land that had long served as an unofficial fly-tipping ground.

The excavated earth was repurposed to construct a mountain bike trail and a traffic-free route for walkers, forming part of a broader green corridor through the town.

The fishery is stocked with species including common carp, mirror carp, tench, and silver fish, offering varied coarse angling.

Its location within a built-up area makes it easily walkable from surrounding neighbourhoods, and it is particularly valued as an accessible, community-focused venue for younger anglers and beginners taking up the sport.