Bala and District Angling Association has mixed coarse and game fishing on Llyn Tegid (also known as Bala Lake). This is the largest natural lake in Wales at nearly 6 km long. It has a diverse array of fish species. These include perch, roach, pike, brown trout, grayling, eels, minnows, loaches, ruffe and bullheads. The pike and trout are known to grow to specimen sizes – pike to 30lb plus and ‘ferox’ trout to 15lb have been caught. Llyn Tegid is one of only a few places in the country where still- The legendary gwyniad is unique to the lake. This is a deep water plankton feeder and seldom caught on rod and line. A BDAA season permit allows you to fish the lake. A Bala Angling DAY ticket gives the angler access to all club waters but NOT LLYN TEGID. The angler wishing to fish LLyn Tegid on a day ticket MUST buy a ticket from the warden or ticket machine near the warden’s office.
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Bala and District Angling Association: Bala Lake (Llyn Tegid)
Bala
Gwynedd
LL23 7BB
Species at this location
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