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Coed-Y-Glyn River Dee stretch

A peaceful private slice of the River Dee at Glyndyfrdwy, near Llangollen, run by Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins. It’s roughly half a mile of proper river fly-fishing water, with grayling available and day tickets at £15 per person when booked.

Run by Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins · checked 11 Oct 2026

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The lowdown

  • • This is a private frontage on the Dee, right beside Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins at LL21 9BP. Handy if you fancy making a proper trip of it rather than a quick chuck.
  • • The stretch runs for approximately half a mile. Plenty of water to explore, though the exact number of pegs isn’t published, so expect informal river swims rather than a numbered-peg setup.
  • • It’s natural flowing water, not a stocked commercial lake. That means a proper river feel, with the flow doing the talking and the fish sitting where conditions suit.
  • • The holder describes it as river fly-fishing water. Grayling fishing is specifically available here, making this one for anglers who enjoy working the current and keeping things neat.
  • • The wider Dee is noted for salmon, trout and sewin, and is particularly known for grayling. Only grayling is specifically confirmed for this stretch, mind.
  • • The setting sounds bob on for a quiet session: peaceful banks, the scenic Dee Valley and Llangollen nearby. The surrounding site is described as an SSSI and sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
  • • With moving water and fly-fishing at its heart, look for the likely holding spots around changes in pace and depth — the crease, steady glides and any softer water beside the main push. Keep the approach tidy and mobile.
  • • Day tickets are available to guests and visitors when booking. The published price is £15 per person, with no separate salmon or sea-trout ticket price given.
  • • Fishing is subject to the applicable Welsh river close seasons. You’ll also need a valid NRW or Environment Agency rod licence where applicable. Night-fishing arrangements and a separate angler parking area aren’t stated.

Methods: Fly fishing is the named approach here, with the Dee’s flowing water making the crease, glides and softer edges the places to investigate. Keep mobile, read the current and fish the water in front of you properly.

Access & tickets

Day ticket

Available to guests and visitors when booking with Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins.

£15 per person (as listed 11 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Rod licence

A valid NRW or Environment Agency rod licence is additionally required where applicable.

Day tickets are available to guests and visitors when booking with Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins. The published price is £15 per person.

Fish the club names

trout, pike, perch, barbel, catfish, zander

Key rules

  • Fishing is subject to the applicable Welsh river close seasons.
  • A valid NRW or Environment Agency rod licence is additionally required where applicable.
  • The holder describes the water as river fly-fishing water.
  • Day tickets must be booked through Coed-Y-Glyn Log Cabins.
  • The published page does not provide detailed fishing rules.
  • No separate salmon or sea-trout ticket price is published.

Coarse fishing on English rivers is closed from 15 March to 15 June inclusive. That's the law for coarse fish on rivers — it's not a club rule, and game-fishing seasons work differently.

GOV.UK — Freshwater rod fishing rules: when and where you can fish

Where it is

Pins mark the access postcode each club gives, not the bank itself. Exact boundary map: see rights holder.

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