Upland headwaters define this river. Atlantic salmon are under serious conservation pressure — Natural Resources Wales mandates catch-and-release for salmon on all rivers, so all fish must be returned. The Dwyfor drops out of Cwm Pennant under Cnicht and the Moelwynion and runs to Cardigan Bay near Cricieth; the Dwyfach joins from the north-east before the tidal stretch. Mountain and moorland country, rain-fed and acidic in its upper reaches. NRW's catchment work has been blunt about the pressures — abstraction, acid flushes, mine legacy — and the sewin trend is downward. Honest sport in the right water; not a guarantee.
- Upland

