Daily Itinerary
Begin your North Wales fishing adventure from the historic market town of Ruthin, nestled in the Vale of Clwyd.
A renowned trout fishery set in beautiful woodland, offering excellent fly fishing for rainbow and brown trout across several lakes. Perfect for a morning stop to cast a line or simply enjoy the peaceful setting.
Wales' largest natural lake, offering fantastic coarse and pike fishing opportunities. Its tranquil waters are set against the dramatic backdrop of Snowdonia. Stop by for stunning views or to inquire about local fishing permits.
The picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, nestled in the heart of Snowdonia, is famous for its stunning natural beauty and access to the River Conwy, a renowned salmon and trout river. A perfect base for the night.
Depart from Betws-y-Coed, ready for a day of coastal exploration and fishing on the Menai Strait.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Conwy boasts an impressive medieval castle and town walls. The Conwy Estuary is also a popular spot for sea fishing, particularly for bass and flounder. Explore the castle, walk the walls, and admire the harbour.
Stop at a viewpoint overlooking the iconic Menai Suspension Bridge, a marvel of engineering. The Menai Strait itself is a rich fishing ground for sea bass, mackerel, and various flatfish. Enjoy the views and imagine the fishing opportunities.
The charming coastal town of Beaumaris offers excellent pier fishing opportunities for mackerel, pollock, and dogfish. Explore the historic town, its castle, and enjoy fresh seafood by the harbour.
End your day in the picturesque town of Beaumaris, perfect for an evening stroll, delicious local food, and a comfortable night's rest after a day of riding and coastal exploration.
Depart from Beaumaris, heading south along the beautiful coastal roads.
Another magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site, Caernarfon Castle dominates the town's waterfront. The harbour area offers access to the Seiont Estuary and coastal fishing. Explore the castle and enjoy lunch with a view.
A beautiful Blue Flag beach offering stunning views of the Llŷn Peninsula and Anglesey. It's a popular spot for sea angling, particularly for bass and flatfish from the shore. Enjoy a refreshing stop by the sea.
Porthmadog is a bustling harbour town and a gateway to the Glaslyn Estuary, renowned for its migratory salmon and sea trout. It's also a great base for exploring the area's fishing spots and enjoying local Welsh cuisine.
Begin your final day's ride, heading east and then north to return to Ruthin, traversing more of Snowdonia's stunning landscapes.
Perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking Cardigan Bay, Harlech Castle offers incredible panoramic views. The nearby beaches are known for excellent shore fishing. Take in the history and the expansive coastal scenery.
A large man-made lake within Snowdonia National Park, Trawsfynydd is a popular destination for fishing, particularly for brown trout. It offers a tranquil setting amidst rolling hills. A good spot to stretch your legs and enjoy the quiet.
Conclude your epic fishing spots trail ride back in Ruthin, where your journey began. Reflect on the stunning landscapes, rich history, and excellent fishing experienced across North Wales.
