Fly fishing at Llynau Diwaunydd, Betws-y-Coed, Wales

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

The Arctic char may be part of a relocation project, as they have yet to be historically recorded from this lake.

It is unclear who owns the fishing rights.

Directions

It is unclear who owns the fishing rights.

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