Fish , Competitions , Events , River ,Works carried out, Club Members abroad, and Wildlife.
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Fish:
Paul Nichols Catch of 2 good Browns in one day, he also landed a good sewin of 2lbs (returned)	Another Alan Johnston Corker 2lbs 2 oz of Wild Brownie	John Eaton with a cracking 8lb salmon, taken on the fly at night!!	Young Joshua from Ambleston with his first sewin, caught on a learn to fish day!
Regular Contributor Alan's first good sewin of the season	Another Regular Paul Houghland with his First good sewin of the season	A lovely sewin caught by Paul Nichols	PAA Chairman with his first salmon caught on the worm
Alan Johnston's 5lb Autum Grilse taken in the Gorgon	Alex Esmond with a cracking 1 1/2 lb eel	Steve Esmond with two decent sewin taken on the surface lure	Alan Johnston with another salmon, fresh off the sea with lice still attached
Batty's cracking 10lb sewin	Alan Johnstons cracking 4 pounder taken in June in Wolfscastle	Fresh run early July Sewin, 2 and 1/4lb from the Popular pool	A fresh run autum grilse courtesy of Clive Alabaster
5lbs of Back end Sewin	A huge Brownie, (or coloured Sewin), 3lbs taken at around 1am	Two Beautiful Fresh run July Sewin, 3lbs and 1lbs	I nice fresh run night caught sewin
The moment no one forgets, the first fish	A moment she and every member of our club won't forget, a first fish, a HUGE brownie	Certainly not Batty's first fish, or even his first salmon, but his first May salmon.	A beautifully plump 4lb 2oz June Sewin
The River:
Another lovely stretch in Trefgarne	A great example of beautiful riffles in Trefgarne	An early spring day in Trefgarne	The floods this winter reached the fifty year flood status.
The effects of the winter floods on the disabled pool
Works carried out:
Thanks to everyone in this photo - taken before they got hard to work removing a massive tree blocking the horse shoes pool
St Catherines Bridge downstream before habitat improvement scheme. Thanks to Helen Johnston for picture	A demonstration of the Habitat improvement scheme in Mile field. Thanks to Helen Johnston for picture	St Catherines Bridge downstream 1 year after habitat improvement scheme was finished. Thanks to Helen Johnston for picture
The Habitat group surveying the most recent obstruction	Hard at work, piece by piece	Slowly but surely making progress.	The group surveying a job well done
Wildlife:
An example of fantastic insect life, a blue damsal	A beautiful Brownie of about 1.5lbs in Trefgarne
Competitions:
2005's competition and trophy winners, don't forget to weigh in your big fish	2007's Llys-y-Fran still water competition winners. More details here
Events:
One very Happy 8 year old, Joshua who caught his first Sewin on his first cast at the learn to fish day in Fish week.
The EA team collecting Brood stock for the Dolgellau Hatchery	Returning one of the large salmon netted by the EA team	Part of the clubs program of widening participation of fishing to all	David Natress Guiding one of the many participants of the day
Lloyd showing some Fly tying techniques	John Helping some participants	Lloyd giving a talk on fly tying	Some more of the days participants
Lloyd teaching casting	David giving some advice	David giving some advice on casting	Some participants of the day
Club members abroad:
Lloyd in Australia with a fish we would all love to catch. Maybe with some work our river could produce fish like this