Urgent Appeal

by Teifi Trout Association | Mar 21, 2017

Hi Fellow Members,

No one likes taking home a salmon or sewin more than I do, but I would urge you to consider the following:

With the proposed NRW rules on the horizon, should we as a club be considering using barb less or circle hooks?

Should we be encouraging each other to return salmon and sewin caught and only keeping one each for the table each season?

We should all be using one worm before the 16th June and, I’m sorry, be telling anyone you see using more that one worm to clean up their act! We need to do something because the worst thing that could happen and I’m sorry to say it will happen, is our river will become catch and release for salmon and sewin and a ban on bait fishing.

Please ladies and gentlemen, do all you that you can to preserve our fish stocks.

Thank You,

Paul Arengo Williams

TTA Committee

CORMORANT GIVES TTA RULES THE BIRD!

by Teifi Trout Association | April 4, 2018 | Featured News, News | 0 Comments

These Salmon and Sea-trout both Parr and Smolts were disgorged by a Cormorant on the bank of the river Cych a main tributary of the river Teifi on the 17th of August 2017. All 16 fish, the biggest 7 inches long were left on the bank at Abercych when the bird landed...

Angling Trust letter to Lesley Griffiths AM

by Teifi Trout Association | February 26, 2018 | News | 0 Comments

As you know, the Angling Trust is the representative body for all disciplines of angling with thousands of individual members and members of affiliated clubs in Wales. It is united in a collaborative relationship with Fish Legal, a separate membership association that uses the law to protect fish stocks and the rights of its members throughout the UK. Freshwater angling is one of the Wales’s most popular pastimes and also makes an important contribution to the economy, generating at least £150 million in revenue, attracting visitors from throughout the world and supporting countless jobs either directly or indirectly. Angling also has numerous social benefits for individuals and communities and for many local anglers it is their only leisure activity. A large proportion of this angling is for game fish: salmon, sea trout, trout and grayling.

NRW proposals for new controls on fishing for salmon and sea trout

by Teifi Trout Association | August 28, 2017 | Featured News, News | 0 Comments

Dear Local Fishery Group members and fisheries contacts NRW proposals for new controls on fishing for salmon and sea trout After careful consideration of our evidence and wishing to take full account of the views we have received during our engagements with customers...

Urgent Appeal

by Teifi Trout Association | March 21, 2017 | Featured News, News | 0 Comments

Hi Fellow Members, No one likes taking home a salmon or sewin more than I do, but I would urge you to consider the following: With the proposed NRW rules on the horizon, should we as a club be considering using barb less or circle hooks? Should we be encouraging each...

WELSH GOVERMENT SHELVE ACCESS PLANS

by Teifi Trout Association | November 1, 2016 | News | 0 Comments

The Teifi TROUT ASSOCIATION wishes to thank all those who joined with us to help fight the implementation of this legislation.... a very big thank you to you all! Anglers and countryside organisations are delighted that the Welsh Government has shelved its plans to...