Tecwyn Uchaf is the flagship of the Artro & Talsarnau waters — the biggest lake in the association's book, and it fishes like it, with room enough for stocked rainbows to grow on and a background population of wild browns that turn up when you're not expecting them. It sits above the Dwyryd estuary in classic Ardudwy country, hills on three sides and Harlech's castle visible on a clear day if you know where to look. The stocking gives it more reliable sport than its smaller neighbours, and it's the water most newcomers to the club start on. Straightforward bank fishing, a decent head of fish, and views worth the walk regardless of how the day goes.
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