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Ty Newydd Beat

Ty Newydd is a cracking upper-Wye beat near Erwood, with roughly 1¼ miles of mostly double-bank fishing. It’s a quiet, beautiful spot for trout, grayling and salmon, booked through The Fishing Passport.

Run by Ty Newydd Fishery, marketed through The Fishing Passport · checked 12 Oct 2026

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The lowdown

  • This is a substantial beat, running for approximately 1¼ miles near Erwood, around 7 miles downstream of Builth Wells.
  • The Wye is about 70 yards wide here, giving you plenty of water to work through rather than one cramped little swim.
  • It’s mostly double-bank fishing, with a tranquil feel and kingfishers — plus the occasional otter if you’re lucky.
  • Trout and grayling are fly only. Salmon can be targeted with fly or spinner when national byelaws allow.
  • There’s no coarse fishing on this beat, so leave the feeder gear and maggots at home. This one is all about the game fish.
  • Wading needs proper respect. Deep water and rocky bottoms can make things hazardous, so felt or studded soles are required.
  • A wading staff, wading belt and life preserver are recommended. Existing fishing boards are in disrepair and must not be used.
  • Daily capacity is capped at 5 tickets, which should help keep the beat feeling peaceful. Evening tickets kick in after 5pm from 1 May.
  • Dedicated gated off-road parking is provided, roughly 200 yards from the downstream end. There’s no public right of way along the beat.
  • Dogs are welcome but must stay under control. The fishery also operates a wash-off policy, so factor that into your kit and plans.

Methods: Fly fish for trout and grayling, with salmon available on fly or spinner when national byelaws permit. Keep things mobile across the long beat, but take the wading kit seriously around the deeper, rocky water.

Access & tickets

Full-day tickets

Salmon; trout; winter grayling

Salmon £48.50; trout £23.50; winter grayling £23.50 (as listed 12 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Junior full-day tickets

Salmon; trout and grayling

Salmon £24.25; trout and grayling £11.75 (as listed 12 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Evening and block bookings

Evening tickets after 5pm from 1 May; block booking for all available rods

Evening salmon £24.25; evening trout and grayling £11.75; block booking £117.50 (as listed 12 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Tickets are booked through The Fishing Passport, with salmon, trout, grayling, junior and evening options listed. Maximum daily capacity is 5 tickets, with block booking for all available rods also offered.

Fish the club names

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Key rules

  • Salmon must be released at all times.
  • The trout and grayling limit is 2 fish.
  • Dogs must be kept under control.
  • Felt or studded soles are required when wading.
  • A wading staff, wading belt and life preserver are recommended.
  • Existing fishing boards are in disrepair and must not be used.
  • The fishery operates a wash-off policy.
  • Fly fishing only for trout and grayling; salmon may be fly fished or spun when national byelaws allow.

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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