Llyn Coron Fly Fishery, Anglesey
80 acre natural still-water catch-and-release barbless fishing for wild browns & sea trout2021 Season
NOW OPEN
21st March - 17th October
FLY FISHING:
CATCH AND RELEASE ONLY ON BARBLESS HOOKS
With a spectacular backdrop of Snowdonia and a hint of the nearby sea-shore on the breeze, the 80 acre natural stillwater fishery of Llyn Coron is a unique lowland location.
Visitors are very welcome on an extremely competitive day permit rate of just £15 (barbless catch and release only) with tickets available from nearby outlets and online.
Now we apologise that this is a bit lop-sided and wobbly, but we’re indebted to a visitor, Chris Girling, for his magnificent work in filming whilst playing and landing a lovely wild brown trout at the same time!
Great little lake, best setting ever, Snowdon in the distance watching over us. Started in the evening and at about 8.30 the expected sedge hatch came, big fat flies with long whiskers. The trout went wild for a dry sedge muddler fished from the weed into the ripple. Good sized fish. Easy wading and a beautiful fishery. Saw two other people in boats otherwise all to myself.
PLEASE NOTE: We are sorry, but we do not have boats available for hire to day ticket visitors. Those found at the fishery are owned by season members for private use.
Unusual in its tranquility, the lake is easily accessible, with waterside parking. A day spent wandering its shores and pitting your wits against its wild brown and sea trout is a memorable experience for even the most seasoned fly fisherman.
The above 3 images by kind permission of Dawn Hughes. All rights reserved.
Late evening in May: excellent buzzer hatches and some sedges appearing too.
These fish (plus 7 others returned) were landed in just a couple of hours on a leader combination of size 14 claret buzzer and cinnamon sedge.
Visitor Comments
…a fantastic lake, nice warm water too, and saw a lovely 2lb – 3lb brown trout jump nearby. Will definitely return!
I had 17 in total, all 10″ plus and had four double hook ups. Its a cracking venue and the trout really came on hard for about an hour when the main hatches came off (around 1 – 2pm).
…fished on Saturday just gone and although it was very windy I managed to have some great sport tempting some good fish to take my muddlers in the waves.