Coarse Fishing at Bron Eifion
The 6 acre Coarse Lake at Bron Eifion is classed as a commercial fishery featured
regularly on TV and in National Fishing Magazines
It has a reputation of being one of the most densely stocked lakes in Wales and the North West region.
In July 2004 Bron Eifion hosted an International match between Wales and Scotland and can boast to being the first commercial fishery in Wales to host such an event.
Bron Eifion is also the first fishery in Wales to be honoured with the title of "Centre of Excellence" by the Welsh Federation of Coarse Anglers (WFCA) in the year 2008.
Click the icon above to view a video of the Celtic Youth Angling Cup 2008 Wales v Scotland, held at Bron Eifion
2006 Junior International Wales v Scotland
2007 Celtic Cup Wales, Scotland and Ireland
2008 Junior Celtic Cup
2008 Centre of Excellence Wales
2 Tonnes of fish weighed in two 3-hour matches at the Celtic Cup 2007
Lake record: 27lbs
Bron Eifion's lakes are established old Estate Lakes -- not just holes in a field -- and are full of natural feed for the fish. They are surrounded by mature woodland - a peaceful and relaxing setting to spend the day's fishing.
We cater for a wide variety of anglers from the total novice to the experienced matchman and from the specimen hunter to the pleasure angler.
Species
Common and Mirror Carp (20lbs+) F1 Hybrid Carp (Champagne Carp)
Crucian Carp Ghost Carp Ghost Koi Carp Tench Bream
Golden Orf Blue Orf Roach Gudgeon Chub Barbel
Tickets
Adults £8 Juniors (Under 16) £6.50
O.A.P. £6.50 Disabled £6.50 Evening £5
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Rules |
The Coarse Lake is open for fishing from 8am until Dusk |
Please pay before starting to fish |
Barbless hooks only |
No keepnets |
You may only use Bron Eifion feeder pellets. No other feeder pellets allowed |
Do not loose feed boillies - hair rig method or p.v.a. bags only |
Please put you rubbish in the bins provided and keep your pegs tidy at all times |
No artificial baits |
No particles - cooked hemp and corn allowed |
Please use your handnets to land fish |
Please do not put the fish directly on the ground, especially on hard rugged surface.
Either keep the fish in the handnet to remove the hook or use a carp mat |
Please do not carry fish from one peg to another and do not lift the fish above knee level |
Never leave your rods unattended in the swim |
Please respect other anglers |
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These rules are to protect the welfare of the fish wildlife and other anglers.
Random checks will be carried out throughout the day. |
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