Cross  Hands and District Angling Association was formed some 50 years ago by retired miners who used their redundancy monies to buy and rent salmon fishing on the Towi.

The Cross Hands and District Angling Association control  some 12 miles of salmon, sewin and trout fishing on the Towi, Cothi and Teifi rivers. Most of the waters are on the Towi and Cothi.

The Association was formed from the Cross Hands Workingmen Club. The club is still based from this Institution where it holds its monthly committee and AGM meetings.

The club is constituted to provide salmon, sewin and trout fishing at the cheapest possible rates.

Waters, stretch from above Henllys Fach beats between Llandovery and Rhandirmwyn at the top of the system to the Pump House beat just off the tide below Capel Dewi. Other waters include Abermarlais Waters stretching  2 miles between road bridge at Llangadog and the Llanwda railway bridge .

The old beat 6 of the Golden Grove fishery is our newest water and Typicca beat 5 is presently rented. Next downstream is the Glantowi waters ( layby  beat.) and the Llwynfortune ( Dai Boots beat)  .
On the Cothi there are the Glancothi Waters at The Cresselly Arms, the Dyffryn Uchaf waters above Yniswen bridges and Cwmcothi water.

The Teifi can also be fished at Brynteifi Waters for 2 miles single bank at Pentracwrt from Allt y Cafan bridge through Cwmisdwr farm .

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