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This is one of the most scenic CADAC beats and is in the main a double bank fishery. Looking downstream, the left hand bank is slightly longer and tends to be the most popular with CADAC members. This beat is a mixture of slow deep pools, shallower fast riffles and highly productive glides. Wading is easy although care should be exercised in the deeper water areas.
Members can enjoy excellent Trout and Grayling fishing and a good number of Salmon are caught on this beat each season. There are some fantastic areas for Salmon fishing with a fly.
1) Members with the relevant permits and rod licences may fish for Salmon, Sea Trout, Brown Trout and Grayling.
2) No night fishing
3) Standard Club rules apply.
Travelling from the direction of Llangollen on the A5 – Go through the town of Corwen and turn left onto the B4401 signposted Cynwyd directly opposite the green factory situated on the right. Proceed on this road, go through the village of Cynwyd heading for Llandrillo negotiating 2 bends in the road. Following the second bend you’ll see a lay-by on the left – park here. From this point walk a few hundred years down the hill until you come to the gate pictured below on the right. Proceed to the river from this point.
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Travelling towards Llangollen on the A5 – Heading for Corwen cross the A5 river bridge and take the first right onto the B4401 signposted for Cynwyd directly opposite the green factory situated on the left. Proceed on this road and go through the village of Cynwyd heading for Llandrillo negotiating 2 bends in the road. Following the second bend you’ll see a lay-by on the left – park here. From this point walk a few hundred years down the hill until you come to the gate pictured below on the right. Proceed to the river from this point.
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Travelling on the B4401 from Bala direction – Travel along the B4401 through the village of Llandrillo and proceed towards Cynwyd. Just before the village of Cynwyd proceed up the hill pass the house on the left and before the sharp bend park in the lay-by on the right. From this point walk a few hundred years down the hill until you come to the gate pictured below on the right. Proceed to the river from this point.
Travelling from the direction of Llangollen on the A5 – Go through the town of Corwen and turn left onto the B4401 signposted Cynwyd directly opposite the green factory situated on the right. Proceed on this road and travel to the centre of Cynwyd and turn right directly opposite the Blue Lion pub. Travel down the road crossing the river bridge and turn immediately left after the bridge. Carry on along this road until you see the Tudor style farmhouse in front of you and pull in on the right before the house. Access to the river is via the gate shown below.
Travelling towards Llangollen on the A5 – Heading for Corwen cross the A5 river bridge and take the first right onto the B4401 signposted for Cynwyd directly opposite the green factory situated on the left. Proceed on this road and travel to the centre of Cynwyd and turn right directly opposite the Blue Lion pub. Travel down the road crossing the river bridge and turn immediately left after the bridge. Carry on along this road until you see the Tudor style farmhouse in front of you and pull in on the right before the house. Access to the river is via the gate shown below
Travelling on the B4401 from Bala direction – Travel along the B4401 through the village of Llandrillo and proceed towards Cynwyd. In the centre of Cynwyd turn left opposite the Blue Lion pub. Travel down the road crossing the river bridge and turn immediately left after the bridge. Carry on along this road until you see the Tudor style farmhouse in front of you and pull in on the right before the house. Access to the river is via the gate shown below.
