Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 13/07/08
The weather this week has been mild with the occasional shower, there has been a gentle northwesterly breeze blowing for most of the week. The water temperature is still around 13 C.
The rod average has risen this week to 3.6 fish per angler. There have been some big fish coming out this week. With the best fish going to Mr J Rogers of Denbigh who had a lovely rainbow trout for 7lb 2oz.
The best bag of the week went to Les Jones who had a great bag for 29lb 8oz.
Mr R.J Japheth of Caernarfon also had a good day and took home 6 fish for 25lb 4oz. Mr Dave Watson of Wrexham also had a good day and took 6 fish home for 22lb.
The boat hotspots of the week seem to be, north end around Barrow Island and off the ring of stones, off Hafod Lom, the Visitor Centre, and finally in Tower Bay. The bank hotspots of the week are Nantglyn Bank, Tower Bay, between the Sailing Club and the Visitor Centre and down the arm.
The best method this week seems to be intermediate lines. But as there has been a lot of cloud cover it might be a chance to use floating lines with dry flies.
Tip of the week is to use a heavier leader as there are some big fish in there and they are fighting hard!
The top flies this week seem to be Montana, Viva, Cormorants, Cats Whiskers, Gold Heads, Nymphs, Buzzers, Orange Boobies and a collection of Lures.
Tight Lines
Sam Bradshaw.
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Weekending 06/07/08
This week the weather has been unsettled, there has been a strong breeze that has moved around to the east. This has brought short heavy showers. The water temperature is around 13 C.
On Saturday we hosted the Anglian Water welsh heat. The weather was better than forecast. The competitors all seemed to struggle with the rod average for the day being only 1.5. Congratulations to the Claret Dabblers of Northern Ireland who won the heat with a total of 20 fish weighing in at 42lb 3oz.
The best fish of the day was 9lb 12oz and went to Greg White of the Emerald Islanders.
The best bag of the day went to John Roberts of Adail Ty-Nant who had 6 fish for 15lb 3oz.
Following a number of breakdowns, we have spent in excess of 10K in the last week to purchase two new engines for our patrol boats. In addition new boats and engines have been ordered and the telephone contact number for the rangers office is being installed in each boat.
The rod average has dropped greatly this week to 2.5 fish per angler. The best bag of the week went to Mr I. Walker of Widnes who had 5 fish for 12lb 1oz. Mr John Rogers of Denbigh also had a good day and took home 6 fish for 12lb, the largest weighing in at 4lb 8oz. Mr P.J. Horlock of Oswestry also had a good day and went home with 6 fish for 11lb 2oz.
The boat hotspots of the week seem to be the north end off the ring of stones and around barrow island, also down the end of the arm and sailing club. The bank hotspots of the week seem to be sailing club, between the visitor centre and the dam and as always Nantglyn Bank. The best method seems to be, on the bank intermediate lines fished at 40 yards with a couple of flies, and for the boats it seems to be intermediate or sinking lines with a long leader with a couple of flies.
Flies of the week are orange boobies, diawl Bach, Buzzers, Gold Heads, Ace Of Spades,Viva, Cormorants, Bibio, Black and Green Boobies and a collection of lures.
Tight Lines
Sam Bradshaw
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 29 June 2008
This week has been showery with a southerly wind. The water temperature has dropped greatly in the last couple of weeks and is now around 12° c.
The rod average has dropped this week to 3.7per angler. The best bag of the week has gone to Mr E. Fairbrother of Malpas who had 6 fish for 17lb, this included 1 for 4lb. Mr David Moore also had a good day and went home with six fish for 16lb 5oz this also included a 4lb fish. Mr J. Roberts also from Malpas also had a good day and went home with 6 fish for 15lb 8oz this also included 2 fish weighing 4lb each.
The boat fishermen seem to be having more luck this week and the hotspots of the week seem to be Sailing Club, The Brenig Arm, Hafod Lom, and between the Sailing Club and the Visitor Centre. The bank hotspots this week seem to be the Sailing Club, Nantglyn bank, between the sailing club and the dam.
The best method this week seems to be sinking lines fished with a short leader with a single fly on the end, or intermediate lines fished with a longer leader with 2 or 3 flies tied in the washing line configuration.
The top flies this week seem to be various coulerd Boobies, Blobs, Hoppers, Bibio, Nymphs, Bloodworms, Buzzers and a collection of lures.
Tight Lines
Sam Bradshaw
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 15 June 2008
The past week has still been sunny and warm. The wind has moved around to the east and the temperature started to drop towards the end of the week. The water temperature is still 17 C.
The rod average has fallen slightly from last week to 4.1 fish per angler. The heaviest bag of the week went to Mr G Williams of Llanfairfechan who caught 6 fish for 15lb 2 oz. Mr R. L. Japheth of Caernarfon also had a good day and had 6 fish for 14lb 8 oz. The heaviest fish of the week went to P Wahl who caught a rainbow weighing 4lb.2oz.
The boat hotspots of the week have been the mouth of the arm and down the bottom of the arm, tower bay, off Hafod Lom Woods and around Duck Island. The bank fisherman seem to be having more luck this week and the hotspots have been between the Dam and the Visitor Centre, Sailing Club Bay, Brenig Arm and Nantglyn bank.
The best method seem to be; during the day when the sun is bright to us an intermediate line fished with a couple of brightly coloured boobies. But if there is cloud cover or in the evenings floating lines with dry flies seem to do best.
The top flies of the week seem to be Cats Whiskers, Orange Booby’s, Diawl Bach, Bloodworm, Pheasant Tail, Viva’s, Nymphs, Olive Gold Head, Buzzers, Hare’s Ears and Various Lures.
Tight Lines
Sam Bradshaw
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 07/06/08
This week has been very warm and sunny. The wind has been unsettled but gentle. The water temperature is around 11 °c.
The rod average is up this week at around 4.4 fish per angler with some big fish caught. The best bag went to Mr D Duckett of Powys who had 6 fish for 25lb 2oz. Mr G.Evans also had a good day and had 6 fish for 24lb 8oz. And Mr John Rogers of Denbigh also had 6 fish for 21lb. The biggest fish went to Mr G.Evans who had a lovely Rainbow Trout for 7lb 4oz.
The boat hotspots this week have been around Duck Island, the Brenig Arm and off the woods. The bank hotspots this week have been between the dam and the visitor centre, Nantglyn bank and sailing club.
The best method seems to be, during the day when the sun is bright to use an intermmediate lines with a couple of boobies. In the early morning and evening as the sun goes down it is best to use the floating lines with a dry fly on.
The top flies this week are green and black boobies, Dabblers, Bibio’s, Nymphs, Cat’s Whiskers, Black & Green and Orange Boobies, Buzzers, and a collection of Lures.
Boat Bookings are strongly advisable especially on weekends. Pike Fishing Spaces are going fast, so book now to avoid disappointment.
Tight lines
Sam Bradshaw
Week ending 25th May 2008
This week has still been sunny with cloudy spells. There has been a stronger Northwesterly wind that has gradually dot stronger as the week has gone on. The water temperature is still around 10 °c.
This Sunday saw the second match of the Brenig Trout League and although it was rough all the teams did well. The Dee-siders won with a combined weight of 56lb 6oz, Team Ruabon came a close second with a weight of 55lb5oz and Congleton cam third with 54lb.
The winner of this months catch returns prize draw is Mr E. Wright of Mold, he wins a free day boat.
The rod average has fallen slightly this week and is at 3.5.the heaviest bag of the week went to Mr Gareth Dean of Rhuddlan who had 6 fish for 24lb. Mr Simon Camp of Rhyl also had a good day and took home 6 fish for 20.6lb.Mr T.J Healy of Rhuddlan had a good day and had 6 fish for 19lb5oz. The heaviest fish of the week went to Mr Paul Martin of Chester who had a 4lb 2ozfish.
The boat hotspots of the week seem to be around the Visitor Centre, around Barrow Island off Nantglyn Bank and Tower Bay. The bank hotspots have been between the Visitor Centre and the Dam, sailing club bay and Nantglyn bank.
The best method this week is still either sinking or intermediate lines. The top flies of the week have been Dabblers, Viva’s, Hoppers, Cats Whiskers, Montana, Black and Green Boobies and a collection of lures.
Tight lines
Sam Bradshaw.
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 18/05/08
The past week has still been sunny and warm. The wind has moved around to the east and the temperature started to drop towards the end of the week. The water temperature is still 9 C.
The rod average has risen slightly from last week to 3.9 fish per angler. The heaviest bag of the week went to Mr Nigel Stokes who caught 6 fish for18.6lb. He caught them all on orange boobies fished on a orange booby fished on a intermediate line whilst fishing off the bank. Mr M Wheeler from Chester also had a good day, he caught 6 fish for 17.2lb he also caught them all on orange boobies and Montana. Mr J.W. Wilson also had a good day he caught 6 fish for 16.4lb he caught them all on a selection of Diawl Bach whilst fishing off the bank. The heaviest fish of the week went to Mr Haydn Griffiths of Llanrwst who caught a rainbow for 4.6lb.
The boat hotspots of the week have been the mouth of the arm, tower bay, around Barrow Island, off hafod lom woods and around Duck Island. The bank fisherman seem to be having more luck this week and the hotspots have been between the dam and the visitor centre, sailing club bay the Brenig arm and tower bay.
The best method this week seems to orange coulerd boobies and lures on an intermediate line. Although floating lines in the evening seem to be having success as well.
The top flies of the week seem to be Cats Whiskers, Orange Booby’s, Diawl Bach, Montana’s, Viva’s Nymphs, Olive Gold Head, Buzzers, Hare’s Ears and Various Lures.
This Sunday we hold the second heat of the Brenig Trout League sponsored by Gerald Taylor and Scierra.
It is advisable to book boats on weekends and Bank Holidays. Tel: 01490 420463.
Tight Lines
Sam Bradshaw
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 11/05/08
This past week the sun has finally been out all week with a warm southerly blowing for most of the week. The water temperature has risen to 9 C.
The rod average has fallen to 3.2 fish per angler. The best bag of the week went to Mr Steven Macgregor form Wrexham who caught 6 fish for 21lb. All of the fish he caught were over 3lb. He caught them all on a Orange Booby fished on an Intermediate line whilst fishing off the Nantglyn bank in the evening. Mr G M Jones from Llanrwst also had a good day off the bank and went home with 6 fish for 18lb 12oz. He caught them on a selection of buzzers, Montana and a Booby. He also caught the heaviest fish of the week weighing in at 4lb 7oz. He caught it on a Buzzer. Mr John Rogers from Denbigh also had a good day and went home with 6 fish for 18lb. He caught them all on a Rocket whilst fishing off the boat.
Sunday saw the Wirral Game competition take to the water. The conditions weren’t the best as it was bright sun and little wind. Mike Van Gordon won it with 6 fish and in second place was Aidie Nixon with 5 fish.
Boat hotspots this week have been Hafod Lom Woods, Nantglyn Bank and Barrow Island. The best methods seem to be Intermediate lines fished with booby’s and lures with fish coming to the surface in the evenings. Bank hotspots have been Tower Bay, Brenig Arm, Nantglyn Bank and Hafod Lom Woods. Floating lines seem to be working well with a heavy point fly and buzzers or Diawl Bach’s.
Top Flies of the week have been Buzzers, Bibio’s, Diawl Bach’s, Orange Booby’s, Hears Ear, Montana’s, Viva’s, Cats Whiskers and various Lures.
Tight Lines
Owen Jenkins
LLYN BRENIG FISHING REPORT WEEK ENDING 04.05.08
The weather has finally become warm and dry with a warm northerly wind blowing for the best part of the week. The water temperature is 7.5°c.
The Rod Average this week is at 4 fish per angler.
The best bag of the week went to Mr Timothy Shaw of Runcorn. He went home with 6 fish for 19lb 3oz. He caught them whilst fishing off the boat on a selection of Black & White Lures. Mr George Lunt from the Wirral also had a good day and went home with a bag weighing in for 18lb. He caught them all on an Olive Nymph whilst fishing the bank. Mr Dave Watson of Wrexham also caught 6fish for 18lb, he caught them all on a Black Lure off the bank. The biggest fish of the week went to Tony Taylor, it weighed in at 5lb 2oz, he caught it on a Stick Fly. The biggest fish of the season came out on Saturday 29th April weighing in at 11lb 4oz. It was caught by Glyn Jones of Cerrigydrudion. He caught it whilst fishing off the bank at Hafod Lom Woods.
The Bank hotspots this week have been Nantglyn Bank, between the Visitor Centre and the Dam, Brenig Arm and Hafod Lom Woods. The best method this week has been sinking lines with boobies and lures, but with fish starting to rise it may be time to use floating lines and buzzers. Boat Hotspots this week has been Nantglyn Bank, Hafod Lom Woods, Brenig Arm and around Barrow Island. The best methods are still Di 5 and Di 7 lines fished with boobies and lures.
Best flies of the week have been Cats Whiskers, Black and Coral Boobies, Black Lures, Nymphs, Goldheads and Heather Flies.
Tight Lines
Owen Jenkins
LLYN BRENIG FISHING REPORT WEEK ENDING 27.04.08
This week has seen a better week weather wise, with warm northerly wind and occasional showers. The water temperature is still around 5.5°c.
The Rod Average has dropped slightly this week and is now at 4 fish per angler. Top bag of the week went to Mr Jeff Lloyd who caught 6 fish for 17lb 8oz, he caught them all on a Buzzer whilst fishing off the bank. Mr A Howden also had a good day and went home with 6 fish weighing in at 16lb 10oz. The heaviest fish of the week went to Phil. Wood of Bala, weighing in at 6lb 4oz, caught on a booby whilst fishing off a boat.
I would like to congratulate Mr S W Dixon from Wirral who has won a free boat from our randomly selected catch return draw.
The bank hotspots this week have been Ring of Stones, Nantglyn Bank and Hafod Lom Woods. The best methods still seems to be a sinking line fished with a short leader and either Black Lures, Pink or Black Boobies and Cats Whiskers. The Boat hotspots have been Hafod Lom Woods, Nantglyn Bank, around Barrow Island and the mouth of the Brenig Arm. Best method has been either Di5 or Di7 lines fished with a selection of Boobies and Lures.
Top flies of the week have been Pink, Black and Orange Boobies, Black Lures, Cats Whiskers, Goldheads and also some have been caught on buzzers and nymphs.
Can we remind all anglers that we still have a 25% off selected tackle. Please call in to see our new range of Airflo Tackle.
Tight Lines
Owen Jenkins
Llyn Brenig Fishing Report Week Ending 20.04.08
This week has seen a strong cold easterly wind blowing, bringing snow and sleet showers. The Water Temperature is around 5.5°c.
The Rod Average has increased to 4.7. The top bag of the week went to Mr Andy Jones of Flint who caught 6 fish for 18lb. He caught them all on Lures whilst fishing the bank. Mr R Japeth of Caernarfon also had a good day and went home with 6 fish for 17lb. He caught them all on a small cat’s whisker whilst fishing by the ring of stones. Andy Bell also had a good day and went home with 6 fish for 15lb 12oz. The heaviest fish of the week went to Mark Holland and weighed in at 3lb 12oz.
This weekend saw the first Brenig Trout League of the season. The weather started off cold and wet but everyone returned after having a good days fishing. In first place where the Dee-siders weighing in at 71lb 11oz, second where the Brenig Badgers weighing in at 66lb 6oz and in a close third where G4 weighing in at 65lb 9oz.
The Boat hotspots this week have been Nantglyn Bank, Hafod Lom Woods and Sailing Club Bay. With the fish still lying quite deep, the best method is still Di5 and Di7 lines fished with various boobies and small lures. Bank hotspots have been Nantglyn Bank, Hafod Lom Woods and between the Dam and the Visitor Centre. The best methods are sinking lines fished with a short leader and a booby, or a floating lines fished with Goldheads.
Top flies of the week have been various Boobies, Cats Whiskers, Black Lures, Nymphs, Viva’s and Montana’s.
Can we remind all anglers that once the 6th fish has been caught a 2nd permit should be purchased.
Tight Lines
Owen Jenkins
11th February 2008
DEAR ANGLER.
SOME OF YOU MAY HAVE HEARD A RUMOUR OR A CHINESE WHISPER REGARDING THE CATCH LIMIT FOR THE 2008 SEASON. THE CATCH LIMIT REMAINS THE SAME AS EVERY OTHER SEASON, WHICH IS 6 FISH LIMIT. THE LIMIT IS NOT BEING REDUCED.
TROUT FISHERMAN HAVE PRINTED THE WRONG OPENING DATE IN THIS MONTHS MAGAZINE. OPEN DAY IS SATURDAY 15TH MARCH NOT THE 17TH.
THE OFFICE IS MANNED MONDAY - THURSDAY 8AM - 4.30PM, FRIDAY 8AM - 1.00PM.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME.
THANKS
Dona Wynne Davies
Office Administrator
Llyn Brenig Visitors Centre
Cerrigydrudion
Corwen
LL21 9TT
Tel: 01490 420463 Fax: 01490 420694
e.mail - dona.davies@dwrcymru.com
9th Febuary 2008
Llyn Brenig Trout League 2008
Dear Team Captain
It’s that time of year where we are all busy at our vices tying patterns for the forthcoming season. However, 2008 will see our new sponsor "Gerald Taylor
support the Brenig League with support from Hywel Morgan - Scierra contributing prizes. “I think it’s really important my home water has a league and keeps friends together. I’m sure everyone will agree that they enjoy the sport and getting together now and again. I hope this is the start of bigger things for Brenig and next year maybe more teams, more sponsorship and bigger and better prizes. I Look forward to supporting the staff at Brenig. It’s a great water with great staff” Gerald Taylor
. The league rules will in principal remain the same as last season:
6 Fish Limit (No Catch Release)
The boat is to cease fishing once fish number 12 has been dispatched. Time bonus will be given at the ranger’s disgression once you come ashore. DO NOT go back onto the water unless a second permit is purchased.
Fishery rules apply at all times.
Life Jackets/Buoyancy Aids must be worn at all times
Match times 10am – 6pm
Time bonus will be 500g (approx 1lb) per hour.
No use of Mobile Phones, Pagers or Walkie Talkies.
This years league will consist of 6 matches as most of you are keen competition anglers it can at times be difficult to get time off for all the matches on the circuit at the moment.
The dates are as follows:
20th April
18th May
22nd June
20th July
17th August
28th September
The Match fee is £23.50 per angler per match.
Payment for first match to be made with Entry. Payments for rest of matches to be made on League Day, i.e 18th May payment to be made on 20th April. Late entries will have to pay £26 on the day.
All entries must be in by Monday 31st March 2008. Cheque’s to be made payable to UUOS Ltd. For any queries regarding the league, please contact either Myself or Alwyn on the above number. Please complete Entry Form (Overleaf) and return with full payment for first match by above date.
Yours faithfully
Dona Davies
Office Manager
3rd Febuary 2008
Llyn Brenig Newsletter - January 2008
Despite the weather Brenig had a fine season during 2007 with a Rod Average of 3.8. The best Rainbow of the season weighed in at 10lb 6oz, caught by D C Owen of Caernarfon and a 10lb 4oz Rainbow was caught by Stuart Smith. The best bag of the season went to John Evans of Bontnewydd weighing in at a hefty 27lb 8oz. Well Done!
Please remember to submit your catch returns at the end of each day, this will enable us to keep a closer eye on the wonderful catches. Each month we will be holding a draw from completed returns with a lucky angler winning a free boat for a day of their choice (subject to availability). You will find catch return boxes at the exits from the estate, the fishermans carpark and gutting room.
There have been quite a few changes at Llyn Brenig in the last 12 months. Claire Whitely has moved to a new role. As a former Ranger and more recently Contracts Manager I have stepped into the role of Site Controller. Alwyn Roberts is our new Fisheries Co-ordinator for the whole of Wales. Alwyn’s new role will include enhancing Dwr Cymru Welsh Water fisheries throughout Wales. A three year programme is being implemented to increase stocking numbers at Llyn Brenig and other DCWW reservoirs. Congratulations also to Alwyn for qualifying for a place in the Welsh Fishing Team this year.
Catch returns for 2007:
Brown Average Weight Rainbow Average Weight Rod average
2007 7 3lb – 4lb 7963 2lb 4oz 3.8
A large number of 3lb - 4lb rainbows where also caught.
Brenig will re-open on Saturday 15th March and will close for trout fishing on Sunday 2nd November. Our Pike Fishing Event will be held again this year from Monday 3rd until Friday 7th November 2008. Booking is strongly recommended. We are currently in discussions with various Tackle dealers to increase our product range at Brenig.
Teams of 4 are invited to join the Brenig Trout League competing over six Sundays from 20th April 2008. The prize pool will again be a healthy one! Further information will be available shortly. We are pleased to be hosting the Police International in September, everyone to be on their best behaviour!
Fly Fishing courses will be run once again by APGAI qualified Derek Turner. Booking is recommended.
Prices: £30 Adult, £15 Junior.
Dates: Saturday 24th May, Sunday 6th July, Sunday 27th July and Sunday 13th September.
May I take this opportunity to remind all anglers that, it is compulsory to wear a life jacket or buoyancy aid when fishing from a boat. Buoyancy aids are available at no charge and life jackets may be purchased from the tackle shop at a competitive price. Anglers are encouraged to bring their own personal buoyancy aid or life jacket.
We will be stocking approximately 39,000 Rainbow trout this season.
I would like to thank you all for your continued support during 2007 and we look forward to seeing as many of you as possible in the new season.
Ed Parsons
Site Controller
22nd January 2008
2008 SEASON PRICE LIST
PERMIT PRICES
BRENIG
FULL SEASON – £499.00
CONCESSION SEASON – £454.00
NEW FOR 08 ½ SEASON - MARCH – JUNE or JULY – OCTOBER - £248.50
FULL DAY - £17.00
CONCESSION DAY - £16.00
PM (3PM – DUSK) - £15.00
JUNIOR (U16) - £9.00
ROVER
FULL SEASON - £499.00
CONCESSION - £470.00
ALWEN
NEW FOR 08 SEASON - £390.00
NEW FOR 08 SEASON CONCESSION - £360.00
FULL DAY – £13.00
CONCESSION DAY – £12.00
JUNIOR – £9.00
ALED
NEW FOR 08 ALED SEASON - £67.50
FULL DAY - £4.50
CONCESSION DAY - £4.00
ALAW
FULL SEASON – £467.50
CONCESSION SEASON – £424.00
FULL DAY - £16.00
CONCESSION DAY - £15.00
PM (3PM – DUSK) - £14.00
JUNIOR (U16) - £9.00
BOAT PRICES
BRENIG
WEEKEND & BANK HOLIDAYS - £19.50
WEEK DAY - £17.50
AM (9AM – 4PM) - £13.50
PM (3PM – DUSK) - £14.50
WHEELIE - £6.50
FLOAT TUBE LAUNCH - £5.50
ALAW
SEASON BOAT - £67.50
BLOCK BOOKINGS
BRENIG
PERMITS - £15.00
BOATS - £17.00
DEPOSIT - £20 PER BOAT
ANY GROUP OF 20 OR MORE ANGLERS MAY OBTAIN PERMITS AT A CONCESSIONARY RATE.
PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE.
(CHEQUES MADE PAYABLE TO: UNITED UTILITIES OPERATIONAL SERVICES LTD OR UUOS LTD
ROVER TICKETS
BRENIG, ALAW, ALWEN, LLANDEGFEDD, LLYSYFRAN, BEACONS AND TALYBONT ARE THE
ONLY RESERVOIRS COVERED BY THE ROVER SEASON PERMITS.
ANY PERMIT HOLDER IS ENTITLED TO FISH AT ANOTHER RESERVOIR OF THE SAME OR LOWER PRICE CATEGORY.
2008 Season tickets will be in stock by the end of November. If you would like to place a deposit down or pay monthly until March 08 you may do this.
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on the number below.
MAY
§ Saturday 24th May 2008
Try the Fly
JUNE
§ Thursday 19th June 2008
Revenue & Customs – 46 Boats
JULY
§ Tuesday 1st July 2008
Scierra Pairs – 46 Boats
§ Saturday 5th July 2008
Anglian Water Heat – 46 Boats
§ Sunday 6th July 2008
Try the Fly
§ Sunday 13th July 2008
Llandysul A.A – 10 Boats
§ Friday 25th July 2008
Lexus European Open – Individual – 25 Boats
§ Saturday 26th July 2008
Lexus European Open – Team – 46 Boats
§ Sunday 27th July 2008
Try the Fly
AUGUST
§ Saturday 9th August 2008
WSTAA Trials – 30 Boats
§ Sunday 10th August 2008
WSTAA Trials – 30 Boats
§ Saturday 16th August 2008
Anglian Water Final – 46 Boats
SEPTEMBER
§ Thursday 4th September 2008
Police International – 46 Boats
§ Sunday 7th September 2008
Leukaemia Research Bikeathon
§ Saturday 13th September 2008
Try the Fly
Book early to avoid disappointment.
Tel: 01490 420463 or e-mail: dona.davies@dwrcymru.com
Dona W Davies
Office Manager
UUOS LTD/DCWW - ECAR
Llyn Brenig Visitor Centre
Cerrigydrudion
Corwen
LL21 9TT
Tel: 01490 420463
Fax: 01490 420694
dona.davies@dwrcymru.com
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