10 WELSH WATERS:

6. Eden:
Salmon. Sea & Brown Trout and Grayling.
12 beats available on the Eden catchment & tributaries via the foundation. We have tokens held at head office for members' use when needed.

7. Loch Calder Caithness:
Brown Trout, Ferox & Char.
We have a ghillie called Jim Rosie on site you will be able to fish Loch Hope and Loch Watten Jim can arrange boats for members. Brown Trout, Ferox and Char, we have mada a bid for 6 weeks on the River Forss which will give us good spring salmon water on this small river next to Loch Calder.

8. Lake Llyn Bwlch:
Wild Brown & Rainbow Trout.
This 5 acre lake has its own bothy with comfy seats and barbecue.

Set in lovely scenery the owner Bob Glynn has turned this lake into a superb fishery all fish are over wintered stocked from 5-8 inches after the initial stocking all fish are in superb condition, barbless and a sport fishery, if you want a wild brown to 10lb we have them here best rainbow last season was 9lb full finned and a 100yds line stripper. best brown was 14lb and both these fish are still here.

The picture is of a typical Llyn Bwlch rainbow 3.5lb of speed and power look at the condition of that fish.

9. River Dee below Cynwyd Bridge to junction of Alwen and Lower River Alwen:
Salmon, Trout & Grayling.
The River Dee We will issue a hard copy map with boundaries specified anything in Blue is not ours please be strict on this. The Alwen at Maerdy Hatchery if you walk down the River Ceirw to the River Alwen Junction roughly 50 Yards below the junction is the start of the beat this runs for 3 miles downstream towards the Dee a sign will be placed at the bottom boundary. You can fish the lower beat on the Dee which is from the Corwen road bridge down stream to the bend of the river the upper beats are from the top of the Alwen Junction pool we
cannot fish the junction pool itself. All the way upstream until you reach the Cynwyd Bridge both banks (accept the field looking downstream left hand bank 2 small fields, then over the bridge both banks looking upstream from the bridge or about 250 yd’s or top of beat is where small stream joins the Dee. If unsure refer to the map provided.

Please note you need to give 7 days notice to Bob Glynn so he can get you a guest ticket for this beat which is accompanied by him or Bill Beddows 0702-1114746.

Dry flies use Grey Duster, Grayling Bug, (like a Badger except grey silver body) small brown sedges, Red Tag, Blue olive, Grannoms early season April-May, for trout supplement with Greenwells through season 14-16 patterns are sufficient. Salmon and Sea-trout Use Yellow shrimp flies and black and silver style tubes and trebles small 12-14 do well you can fish at night for Seatrout which is unusual for the Dee.

Wading permitted, no disabled access

What fish and recommended tackle:
Spin /Lure: after 16th of June only.
Fly fishing: Yes all species.
Tackle: Salmon, 14ft 10 weight fly rod sufficient. Trout Grayling 9ft, 5-6 weight fly rod.

10. River Neath, South Wales at Neath:
Salmon, Brown Trout & Grayling.
We have 2 rods here and the beat is one long single 3 mile beat the lower section is tidal with two excellent pools, the long pool above this moves slowly and holds many sea-trout easy wading. Salmon from June onwards The top of the beat is a large pool which runs around to the left there is a white mark on the wall of the pool which is top of the beat. Bottom of beat is the end of the long sea pool past trees on left hand bank into an open field halfway down field is end.

Wading allowed dogs under control.

What Fish and recommended Tackle:
Spinning allowed.
Bait Allowed
Fly fishing

Phone me on 0702-1114746 for details of where to go ill send an update and map in due course. It’s a long way to get there but a decent sea-trout just below the Towy which is the UK’s best sea-trout river.