Our Waters

This beat, being the club beat nearest to the sea is the one salmon and sea trout reach first once they start entering the river. 

This is an excellent mainly double bank beat of about one mile in length with plenty of good pools and runs over its entire length. 

The river is predominantly tree lined with some deep pools but mainly shallow runs and riffles

A beat of just over half a mile of right hand bank fishing only. We share this beat with one Wirral Game rod.

The beat has a classic spate river topography, fast running water over boulders and large stones.

This beat is approximately 1.5 miles of double bank fishing except for the upstream limit where the right bank finishes before the left.

Llyn Brenig Lake is now recognised as one of the best top-of-the-water fisheries in the UK. With its 23km of shoreline, it's one of the best places to go fishing in Conwy.

Although the beat is regarded predominantly as a salmon and sea trout beat, it can also provide some excellent wild brown trout fishing and dry fly fishing can be very productive. 

The challenging nature of the beat means that it’s under-fished.  So, if you like your fishing to be a solitary experience, this is the beat for you.

Not the most popular stretch to fish due to its close proximity to the sewage works and it is also a popular dog walking area so fishing can be disturbed by the odd diving Labrador!

A beat of one and a half miles of mostly double bank fishing.

This beat comprises of 400 yards of left bank only upstream from the access lane. The beat is noted for salmon and sea trout when the conditions are favourable.

The River Wheeler is a small tributary of the Clwyd that has an established population of brown trout and has runs of sea trout and salmon when the water heights are right. 

In addition to our own waters, the Club takes out a small number of tickets each year on a number of other clubs waters.

Although this beat is regarded as a predominantly a salmon and seat trout beat, it is also home to a good stock of wild brown trout with some sizable fish amongst them.

Again a beat that is hardly fished but well worth the effort to get to know.

A lovely stream with runs and pools although quite over grown. Also be aware that sea trout have been caught above this stretch as early as June and July in recent years so you may be lucky.

A beat of one and a half miles of mostly double bank fishing on the Kinmel Estate.

Please note that this beat is only for three rods at any one time. The beat is noted for salmon and sea trout when the conditions are favourable.

The lake has a good head of wild brown trout, stocking of rainbows happens numerous times throughout the year. There are a number of fishing platforms and a raised walkway along the northern shore.