Angling in Ceredigion...

Ceredigion, on the shores of Cardigan Bay, has long been a popular destination for anglers. The county is famed for sea trout fishing on the seaward reaches of its well-known rivers, including the Teifi, Aeron, Rheidol and Ystwyth and is also popular amongst devotees of salmon and wild brown trout.

Ceredigion boasts a significant choice of large and small stillwater fisheries offering coarse angling opportunities as well as game species that include wild brown trout and rainbow trout. Several fisheries offer tuition. Many of the stillwater fisheries also offer excellent facilities for disabled anglers.

In Ceredigion, the angler is almost spoilt for choice with further opportunities presenting themselves in terms of sea angling from boats sailing from Aberystwyth - Cardigan Bay's largest town - with tope, bream, skate and mackerel being the main quarry. Shore fishing, from the surrounds of one of Ceredigion's many award-winning beautiful beaches, offers rock marks for a wide variety of species.

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