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CORONAVIRUS (CORVID-19)

In line with UK wide efforts to delay the spread of Coronavirus, we have taken the decision to close the Fishery at Llyn Cefni until further notice.
In accordance with UK Government Instructions people should not visit at this time and avoid all unnecessary travel.
As a long-established sport and recreational organization committed to protecting the public health of all our members and visitors, we believe this is the right thing to do and demonstrates our commitment to help with efforts to curtail the spread of the virus across Wales and the UK.
We will of course keep the situation under close review and will re-open the Fishery as soon as there is clear advice from government and public health bodies that it is appropriate to do so.
We realize that closing the Lake will cause disappointment however we hope people will understand the reasons for us taking this sensible decision.
We would advise members to follow the Facebook page for regular updates as well as the website.
Thank you all for your cooperation and understanding.

The Executive Management Committee
Cymdeithas Pysgota Cefni Angling Association

5 Trout

sorry did not fish unfortunately self isolating . Better luck may be next time

Unfortunately this morning at the last minute I discovered I have somewhere lost some crucial gear, so had to abandon the trip! Shame as it looks like the morning might have been nice on there, high-ish water, but nice. Sportfish order in process!

River still quite high, but clear and a beautiful spring day with a hatch of flies around mid day, which lifted the spirits in these difficult days.

Used floating and sinking lines with hares nymph, damsel lure, Montana and others but had no luck, probably my casting and lack of experience is the reason I blanked. Probably won't fish there again unless on a boat. Most of the bank is hard to get to and not much space behind to cast and lots of reed beds in most places.

Water still coloured and we are now on lock down, bugger.

Fantastic to be back on the river on such a lovely spring day, which proved to be the last before lockdown.
The river was carrying a lot of water, which was gin clear, this combined with the bright sunshine and keen easterly breeze prevented me from troubling the scorer today. There was a brief hatch of March browns and olives at about 1.30 but I saw no rises to them.
I saw beautiful wildlife however, including, kites, buzzards, heron, dippers and numerous wagtails. A wonderful place to be before the enforced pause to the season. The winter floods had led to several bank collapses and substantial shifts in gravel beds, no surprise really.
Note there was roadworks on the approach to the lay by making access difficult however I would think these will be long gone by the time we resume.

2 Trout