Hi, I'm after as much genuine info as possible as regards Llandegford..

I know it's been fishing hard with all the hot weather...so I guess the fish were deep and mostly caught on the boobies.

But now the water's started to cool down I expect the fish to rise in the water and feed a lot better..

So whats working and in what area's ?

I'm down in a couple of weeks...so would like to call in a few favours.....please PM me with any details

Cheers Rob

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Do you mean Llandegfedd?

Try Richard on 01291 673722

Last I heard it was fishing poorly due to the fush feeding on pin fry

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John Danter

Do you mean fish?

Now now gentlemen.....order please..

on a slighly different note...here's my favourite "welsh joke"..

oh may I add that I'm half welsh before anyone thinks I'm having a dig......the good half as well....


Question - How do the Welsh eat cheese ?


any idea's ???



Answer - Carefully.........( Caerphilly )

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No, I mean fush.
I've no idea what the fish are doing, but being spelt almost identically and only being a letter out, I'd say they're feeding on the same thing too

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John Danter

Fair point, i was only joking!!

Me too, don't worry

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John Danter

I find it hard to believe that fish being on the pin fry means poor fishing. When I've fished Llandegfedd with the fry about a team of PTNs fished around the entrance to Green Pool usually meant bagging up in no time and often included a brown or two. The only real problem was getting through the perch.

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