Llandegla Fishery is located near the village of Llandegla in the hills of North Wales, close to the well-known Coed Llandegla Forest and mountain bike centre. Set in a scenic rural landscape between Wrexham and Ruthin, the venue offers anglers the chance to fish in a peaceful environment surrounded by woodland and open countryside.
The fishery has developed into a multi-discipline angling venue, offering a variety of lakes designed to suit different styles of fishing. Over time the lakes have been stocked and managed to provide both coarse and trout fishing, making Llandegla a versatile destination for anglers visiting the area.
Several lakes are stocked with a mixture of species including mirror carp, common carp, barbel, tench, bream, roach, rudd and crucian carp, while the trout pools hold rainbow, brown, tiger and golden trout, with fish reaching impressive sizes in well-maintained waters.
Llandegla Fishery is suitable for anglers of all abilities. Coarse lakes offer consistent sport for pleasure anglers and enthusiasts, while the trout lakes provide an enjoyable challenge for fly anglers. The venue also features a dedicated family fishing area, making it particularly welcoming for beginners, young anglers and families looking to try fishing for the first time.
With its combination of varied fishing, attractive surroundings and accessible facilities, Llandegla Fishery remains a popular destination for anglers across North Wales and the North West.
