Llyn Ffridd y bwlch

Two lakes, one ten acres, the other five. Both lakes are thirty-minute walk from the lay-by at the top of the Crimea Pa ...

A short distance from the summit of Allt Fawr lies Llyn Conglog. At 2000 feet, this remote eight-acre lake is worth a vi ...

Fairly easily accessible on foot, ideal for those looking to wet a line for a couple of hours. Holds a good stock of wil ...

Llyn Dubach sits above the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, beyond the slate tips of some of the oldest quarries in the regio ...

Any method is permitted. The lake is at around 1,720 feet above sea level and 1 and a half hour's walk from Tanygrisia ...

Llynnau’r Cwn, or “Lakes of the Hound”, lie to the north west of Blaenau Ffestiniog, in Snowdonia National Park. Compris ...

This 16-acre lake lies halfway between the Manod Mawr and Manod Bach mountains, above the town to the East. Fishing is r ...

Sitting below the northern slopes of a mountain called Cnicht, lies LLyn yr Adar, in the Snowdonia National Park. Porthm ...

The dam was breached in the early 90’s for safety reasons, it has since been partly rebuilt to supply a water turbine, b ...

An 8 acre lake that's a good hike but well worth the effort. A good average size of hard fighting wild brown trout. Try ...

Llynau Diwaunydd is a pair of very remote mountain lakes. It is understood this water holds wild brown trout and arctic ...

The two Gamallt Lakes are situated in the Western part of the Migneint Mountain, being the expanse of mountain that stre ...

Situated about 200 metres above the lay-by on the B4391 road to Bala from Ffestiniog. Access can also be gained from Dub ...

Even the smallest of waters may tempt the imagination of curious anglers. One such unassuming little lake is Llyn Dubach ...