Hi All I have a friend who owns a cottage in LLWYNGWRIL GWYNNEDD and has kindly offered to let me use it over the festive period can anybody advise me where to fish within say a 1 hour drive of said location Thanks in advance ATB Keith....

i think you could make the dee from there in an hour.
corwen or llangollen aa for grayling,everything else is out of season.
failing that brenig before the 17th bank only.
hope this helps

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I think that Trawsfynydd is open until the 31st of December.

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Eisteddfa fishery near cricketh open all year

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Don't you mean Criccieth robroy.

As quoted many years ago by the local sage, Ifans y Tryc:

"Cricieth by the sea or Criccieth by the 2 c´s"

- the first one is considered to be Welsh, the second one is considered to be the anglicized version (there are no words in Welsh with two consecutive c´s). To my knowledge, nobody really knows the correct spelling. The debate rages on.....

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I should point out that Gwynedd has only one letter 'n' whether Welsh or anglicized.


Gruffudd ap Llywelyn was imprisoned in the 'castle of Cruceith' (Middle Welsh orthography Kastell Krukeith. The earliest written reference, in a 14th century poem. Thought to come from 'Crug Caeth'; as caeth could mean 'prisoner' the name would mean prisoner's rock.

Llwyngwril is in the old county of Meirionydd and is a fair journey from the south Carnarvonshire town of Criccieth.

Hawker may I suggest some winter boat fishing in the seas off Aberdyfi instead?

A distance of 36.8miles taking 57 minutes according to the AA.

AA Route Planner: Routes, maps and directions - The AA

thanks for the info lads hopefully I'll get to try them out and may I appologise for my freinds bad spelling as that was the spelling I was given Gwynnedd I shall put him stright next time we speak.....ATB Keith

Obviously the AA have never been stuck in the Saturday queue over the cob to Portmadoc as I have.

A shorter, at 29.4 miles, trip would be the 46 min journey (I do it in under 1/2 hr as it's a really fast road), to Bala, Gwynedd where Bala and District assoc tickets can be purchased for the superb upper Dee grayling fishing.

AA Route Planner: Routes, maps and directions - The AA

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