Nestling in the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park, Gludy Lake offers a unique, unforgettable fly fishing experience.The Gludy philosophy is that fly fishing should offer tranquillity, exclusivity and a quality experience for the beginner or the experienced fly fisher.
Our fishng is striclty by appointment only. Most guests prefer to book Gludy Lake for a group of friends by the day or weekend, although we can occasionally offer weekday individual tickets. .
Exclusive use
Book the whole lake exclusively for just you and your friends
Boats Included
Our prices include the use of the boats & self inflating life jackets.
Pure Catch & Release
Rainbow, Blues and some Wild Brown Trout. All full finned and very hard fighting and ranging in size from 2lb to some reacing 14lbs.
All fish stocked at 2lbs and allowed to grow on in the lake.
Electric Engines
Bring along your own engine or hire one from us
Stay Alongside The Lake
You can book the self catering overnight Lake Lodge for your exclusive use!
No Catch Limits
Our average catch rate is well over 10 fish per angler per day!
Nearer Than You Think!
Driving times to Gludy are approaximately 1 hour Severn Bridge, 3 hours Heathrow and just over two hours to Birmingham.
| Telephone & Email Contacts If any number is engaged or there is no reply you may try any of the other numbers – we are a small team and so we can all help you. For Bookings enquiries and any matter concerning your trip to Gludy Lake management Chris Burgess 0777 960 4133 Paul Burgess (Lake owner) 01874 610 427 Mobile 0786 589 4901 Postal Address The map link below does not show the access road to Gludy Lake. In order to access Gludy Lake you must enter the village of Cradoc (ignore any sign on the way to Cradoc that simply says ‘Gludy’ as this is the old Gludy Farm House and is not connected with Gludy Lake. From the village of Cradoc take the Aberyscir Road – 200 yards down from Cradoc the road does a 90 degree right bend. Our entrance is on the left on the outside of that bend. It has two open wooden gates with a sign stating there is no public right of way. The drive has a speed limit of 10 mph and has speed bumps. Proceed down the drive for about 0.5 mile. The first buildings you reach are the fishing lodges. |
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