River Nevern · Pembrokeshire
River Nevern, Felindre Farchog
From April · £30 Season 1 Apr to 17 Oct
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Day tickets
Buy a ticket for a single day, with rates and dates further down.
About River Nevern, Felindre Farchog
This is the Nevern Angling Association’s Felindre Farchog stretch, above and below the bridge, which includes Sheep Dip, White Rock, Corner Pool and the weir. The club says the section with Corner Pool and the weir is a well known night fishing spot for sewin, where a size 10 teal blue and silver on the point with a butcher on the dropper is a good starting point, fished on a floating or slow sink tip line.
The club does not give coordinates or the limits of the stretch, so the position shown is approximate. A map is issued when you buy a permit. Day and week permits are £30 and £60 for adults, from the club’s permits page.
How you can fish here
- Methods
- Fly Only, Spinning, Bait
Pricing and season
Indicative prices. They don't show whether a day is still free and other rates may apply, so confirm availability and the final price with whoever you book through before you travel.
Tickets
- Adult day permit (24 hours) Day ticket · 1 Apr to 17 Oct From the club’s permits page. Junior day permit (under 18) £2.50.
- £30 per day
- Adult week permit Day ticket · 1 Apr to 17 Oct From the club’s permits page. Junior week permit (under 18) £10.
- £60 per week
Day tickets and booking
- Nevern Angling Association Day tickets
Day tickets · Membership
Day (24 hour) permits are £30 and week permits £60 for adults, and £2.50 and £10 for juniors under 18, from the club’s permits page. Day and week permits are bought from local outlets, with a post option through the membership secretary. The club limits membership and applies no residency condition.
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Prices by date
How River Nevern, Felindre Farchog compares on the River Nevern
Typical, lowest and highest full-day rod, from 4 beats with published day rates
Day tickets on the River Nevern run from £30 to £30. The typical full-day rate is around £30, peaking in April.
Compare with other riversFishing details
- Water type
- Main river
Stocking and fish species
Rules and policies
Fishing rules for River Nevern, Felindre Farchog
A rod licence is needed. Season 1 April to 17 October. All salmon must be released with minimum injury and delay. Sea trout caught before 1 May and all sea trout over 60cm must be released. Worm fishing is allowed only for sea trout, with a single worm on a single barbless hook, from 1 May to 7 October. All hooks must be barbless. Float fishing is allowed only in tidal water. Anglers must return small trout and parr unharmed. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Club rules apply.
Where you'll fish
Location
Approximate locationExact location is hidden at the owner's request. This beat is on the River Nevern.
Conditions on the River Nevern
The river
The River Nevern, Afon Nyfer in Welsh, is a river in north Pembrokeshire, west Wales, of about 11 miles. It rises from a spring on the south west slope of Frenni Fawr, near Crymych. It flows south…
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FAQ
River Nevern, Felindre Farchog FAQs
Practical questions anglers ask before fishing River Nevern, Felindre Farchog, from tickets to tactics.
01How many rods are allowed on River Nevern, Felindre Farchog at any one time?
02What species can I expect to catch on River Nevern, Felindre Farchog?
03Do I need to wade, or can I fish from the bank?
04Is a ghillie available, and do I need one?
05Where do I park, and how do I access the beat?
06What tackle should I bring?
07What happens if conditions are poor on the day I've booked?
08Are dogs allowed on the beat?
Worth a read
£30 per rod
Out of season, from April
