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The  Hafod Pools

2 Pools small in size but big character, ideal for a beginner learning to fly fish, well stocked with Rainbow Trout. There are also a number of coarse fish in this water. Special dispensation given for the disabled angler. 4 rods only, Must be booked,

Tel 01745 334935

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Llyn Diwaunedd

"The lake of the black moors" some 40 acres of exceptional beauty high in the mountains at over 1200 feet between Dolwyddelan and Snowdon. Diwaunedd has an abundance of small wild Brown trout, but twice a each year, it is stocked with larger Brown trout. The lake also holds the Artic Char in its deep waters, but members are asked to return these to the water.

"Don't forget your gate key"

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The River Elwy

Roe Parc is an excellent beat with some good deep runs, best river for Sea trout, 3 rods only, 1/2 mile from the A55 road bridge to 2nd stile down river. This is only one of 3 beats on this very interesting river, down stream we have the well known beat of Gypsy lane, and one mile at Nant Mawr, all can provide good catches when conditions are favourable.

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The River Conwy

River Conwy at Betws-y-Coed is a Small beat of about 150 yards right bank only " see signs" above Waterloo Bridge suitable for 2 rods, well known for its Salmon & Sea Trout. Parking in lay-bye, just a short walk through the trees opposite,  Beware of slippy stones if wading.

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The River Cledwen

This river is in the upper reaches of the river Elwy and has numerous pools along its gorge like terrain, also has flat runs, very pretty area, popular for the really wild Brown trout enthusiast.

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The River Clwyd

Half mile left bank of the river Clwyd at Bodfari. From Lleweni bridge. This stretch of river has just been opened up after many years of inaccessibility.  Car parking on prepared ground by Lleweni bridge. Good chance of Salmon and Sea trout in favourable conditions.

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Tai Lake

Tai lake covers an area of about 3 Acres, spring fed it  holds good Rainbow trout of 1lb to about 9lbs, Brown trout have also been stocked during 2004, anglers are asked to return all of these very carefully to the water until further notice. Fir and deciduous trees cover 2 sides of the lake providing shelter but leaving plenty of space for fly fishing. Work  was completed in the early months of 2005 to improve the access for  disabled anglers at the dam end of the lake, by providing parking at the waterside, and resurfacing the dam area, this is a great asset to our members with walking difficulties  A small area will be allocated to worm fishing for members only. Tai lake is a sporting water, additional permit is required to take fish 

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