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ID:11332 

B. W. from Llanelli

Saturday 29 June 2013 (10 years ago)

Area:Towy & Cothi

Beat:Llangadog

Fishing:Sea Trout

No. of Anglers:1

Really good that this fishing is now available online as I don't have to catch the Post Office in the village before 5.30pm. I can just go straight from work to the river.
Arrived an hour or so before last light and focused mainly in the flats directly below Crewil pool as I know of a few lies along there. Had several bumps and knocks off sewin throughout the night before hooking into a feisty fish around 3.30am which I initially thought was a sewin but ended up being a stunning 3lb brownie!
There was a very big sewin showing below me at last light, around 16lbs jumping clear of the water. Well done A, the other anglers who caught a 12lber, returned and x2 5lbers caught above me on Crewil.
Something for anglers to note - 1 ticket covers you for 24hrs, first light to first light. I didn't read the instructions and booked 2 tickets to cover me for night fishing. WUF kindly refunded me my second ticket.
A great evening, even if a lamprey did wrap itself around my leg briefly!

1 Trout

ID:11650 

J. H. from Gloucestershire

Thursday 20 June 2013 (10 years ago)

Area:Towy & Cothi

Beat:Llangadog

Fishing:Sea Trout

No. of Anglers:1

Fished from 10.30pm until 3am. It was a clear but warm night, with no cloud cover and getting towards a full moon. There were a few people on the main (lower) beat so I fished the pool below Manordeilo railway bridge rather than trying to get in at Crewil Pool. As noted in another catch return, the Railway Bridge pool is full of very small WBTs but I didn't target them in case I disturbed the Sewin. There weren't many rises all night, although a few probable school fish showed in the lower belly of the pool and a 4-5lb Sewin jumped a couple of times under the trees half-way down the pool. I was told that somebody had hooked and lost a similar sized fish in the same place a couple of nights ago. I don't know whether it was the same fish but it certainly didn't show any interest in the flies I presented to it.
I started off with an intermediate line fishing a black/silver tube on point and alternating a teal blue & silver, yellow peril, daioni and Alexandra on the dropper. I switched to a sink tip later on, but kept the same fly combinations. I didn't manage to catch any fish in the end, although did get a few pulls (some of the earlier ones could have been brownies). Given that this is a new beat for the WUF it would be really good to see advice from other anglers on tactics (pools, flies, line etc).
Worth noting the warning about the level crossing with no lights/barriers. The view over the crossing really is obscured. There are only 4-5 trains a day, but there is one that comes through the crossing between 20:45 and 21:00 (earlier on Sundays), so could coincide with arriving at the river if fishing for Sewin at night. You can check train times on National Rail Enquiries (Llangadog to Llandeilo stations and vice versa).

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