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.
NOTICE OF AGM
The 2023 Annual General Meeting of the Teifi Trout Association will take place at Coracles Health and Country Club, on Friday 29th September 2023 commencing at 7.30pm.
Members wishing to bring propositions to the AGM must submit them in writing or email to the Secretary by Friday 8th September.
Please Sign – To act to increase the effectiveness of Natural Resources Wales in halting pollution on the Teifi.
The river Teifi is dying due to levels of pollution.We call on the Senedd to increase the funding to Natural Resources Wales to enable it to fulfil its obligations in relation to the monitoring of the health of the river and the enforcement of legal requirements.We also call upon the Senedd to ensure that Natural Resources Wales is held to account for its performance. This would help to safeguard the Teifi for future generations as proposed in The Wellbeing of Future Generations Act 2015. Sign...
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The Secretary / Membership Secretary - Gwynne Morris
The Teifi Trout Association
16 Glan Yr Afon
Cenarth
Ceredigion
SA38 9JR
email: gwynnemorris42@gmail.com