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Fishing Stations. 

 Abernant. Llan. Llanarthney ; its beautiful scenery. 



Grongar Hill. Dyer's Thorn. Llanboidy. 

 Brechva. Abundance of fish in neighbouring moun- 

 tain stream. Anecdote of hospitable Welshmen. 

 Llandowror. Cayo ; its fine salmon and trout. 

 Blaen Swadde Derwydd. Glyn. Icoed. Sal- 

 mon weir. Kilay. Llandebie. Mydrim. 

 Convil. Llansadwrn. Llanvihangel-a-rath, beau- 

 tiful angling station. Llangellen. Bettws. 



Llanthoysaint, Black Mountains. Egglwysvair. 

 Pumsant, fine angling. Pont ar Dulas - 99 103 



LAKES OP CAERMARTHENSHIRE. 



Llyn Van, on the Black Mountain ; its beauty ; 

 snowy summit. Large trout and eels. A day's 

 angling there. Quantity of fish. Storms on the 

 lake. St. John's account of Lake Moeris - 103105 



PEMBROKESHIRE. 



PRINCIPAL RIVERS - - 106 



Fishing Stations. 



(Note) The Nevern Brook Trecoon. Formation 



of a magnificent lake. Red trout. Bayvill. Ford. 

 Excellent station. Jordanstone. Llampeter. 

 Llanhaden. Llandewi. Llanerchllwydog. Llan- 

 golman. Llanvair. Llanvihangel Penbedw. 

 Llanycevn. Manerdivy. Meliney. My n were. 

 St. Thomas. Trefgarn. Nudbaxton. Camross 

 Roch, a fine stream. Capel Colman. Letterston. 



Llanrian. St. Nicholas. Castlemartin. Kil- 

 rhedyn. St. Lawrence Salmon, sewin, &c. 107 111 



LAKES OF PEMBROKESHIRE. 



At Llanychair Church. At St. David's - - 111 



