The River Teifi, the longest river which is wholly in Wales, flows 75 miles from its source in the Cambrian mountains to it’s estuary at Cardigan. Meandering through lush meadows and rolling hills, tripping over shallow riffles, crashing over falls and dropping into dark pools. The river makes its journey downstream.
It is in these lower reaches of the river that the angler can expect to catch Salmon and Sea trout fresh off the tide.
It is here just above these tidal limits that our association water begins and extends for some 30 miles upstream.
Bank Clearance – Help Needed
Would any member interested in helping with bank clearance please come along to Cenarth Car Park on Saturday 17th May at 10.00AM to join a party of members to carry out clearance, which is badly needed.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
The new season starts om April 1st and we are pleased to announce new waters for our members and permit holders. The new waters are in the Newbridge section and are both known as Ffynon Licli. By opening day there will be TTA signs identifying the waters. We wish everyone tight lines for the new season. In contrast to last season, we have plenty of water.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to all our Sponsors and Advertisers that have donated towards this website.
The Secretary / Membership Secretary - Gwynne Morris
The Teifi Trout Association
16 Glan Yr Afon
Cenarth
Ceredigion
SA38 9JR
email: gwynnemorris42@gmail.com
