Llangoed & Lower Llanstephan
Location; On the A470 near Glasbury
Post Code: LD3 0YR
Google: https://tinyurl.com/Lower-Llanstephan
Owner Permit; Llangoed & Lower Llanstephan
Availability; Day Tickets
Fish Species; Salmon, Trout, Grayling, Chub, dace
Additional information;
This scenic upper Wye fishery is an amalgamation of two beats that were previously let separately. The fishery now offers 1.5 miles of mixed single and double bank, some 9 miles downstream of Builth Wells. It includes some famous upper Wye salmon pools such as Dol-meudwy, Orchard and Llangoed Pool and several other noted catches, all of which offer a good mixture of fly and spinning water. The upper sections offering some classic fly water, with the lowers part of the fishery is best fished for salmon with spinner. In higher water conditions, however, they can also be fished with fly.
The trout and grayling fishing on this part of the Wye is excellent and, unlike most other upper river beats, certain parts are fishable from the bank. Most of the beat provides good dry fly, nymph and spider fishing with the rapids at the lower end also offer the trout angler some good pocket water to try, which is especially productive in the summer months.
There are three parking spots, all very close to the river.
Wading is relatively tricky on this part of the river and the usual stud or stud/felt combination for wader soles is essential.
The occasional Sunday is available for Day Tickets. Two angling clubs have access to the beat on Sundays, for coarse fishing only. However, there is no coarse fishing allowed in any of the Salmon Pools.
- National bye-laws must be observed, and it is up to anglers to familiarise themselves with these.
- Catch & Release for salmon at all times
- Dogs allowed but must be kept under control at all times
- 2 fish limit (trout and grayling)
- Fly Fishing only for Trout
- Trotting for Grayling and course fish allowed between 18th October and 14th March
Coaching Available email: clive@angling-news.co.uk
Website: https://fishing-coach.co.uk/
Links
River Wye Introduction Click Here