Try the northern slopes instead, and perhaps a moorland track to Trawsfynydd.

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is it the river Alyn?

Sorry, no, not even close.

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The River Eden?

Bit of a guess as im just back from the pub
Is it the Afon Dwyryd ?

Steve

Oops, thought I would throw one out there before i went to see the mighty Saints get their promotion charge back on track

I think I missed my chance now and will wait until I get another one right.

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Upper Eden before joining Mawdach?

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If Not the Afon Wen
Also flows into the Mawdach?

sorry for the very late reply guys, but the trout tickler was spot on with my photo's. It is indeed the taff fawr ( meaning big taff )

Afon Lliw(flows into Bala Lake?

Correct; the Lliw. Well done Mike.

However it's the Lliw's pretty sister river, the Llafar, that flows directly into the lake.

The little Dee and the Lliw in fact join a few hundred yards above the lake, in the village of Llanuwchllyn. Where the dirtier flowing Twrch, that Tigermoth mentioned has also merged with the infant Dee.

Previously I said our stream holds huge grayling, but a transient population, these run, like sea trout, from Llyn Tegid; a March spate is required to bring them in. Ditto for the Llafar and Twrch. A Bala and District ticket will cover most of these streams.

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