Like several lakes in this area, the setting and surrounding landscape are superb. The roads to approach the lakes from any direction take you through great countryside and some fantastic views. There is a permit for the bigger lake with wild browns and a smaller lake with decent head of average sized stocked rainbows (including a few blues, at least one year) as well as a good head of wild fish. Take your pick.
The average size of the wild browns are in the usual bracket and the rainbows generally not particularly large by modern lowland stillwater standards, but probably appropriate for this size upland water and the available food supply.
Can't rate terribly high on facilities because there aren't a lot to rate - apart from parking, what do you actually need for small llyns in the hills? The less the better, to be honest. There is a boat on each lake but plenty of fish can be caught from the shore.
No need to go for heavy reservoir stuff, keep it light and enjoy yourself. Fly selection needs not be fancy either. Traditional small back stuff fished wet or dry will pick up plenty of fish. I am sure modern lures would also work just as well here, but they feel a bit over the top in such a location. Williams favourite, Coch's, dry hoppers, spiders have all worked well here - for me at least. Perfectly possible to have a great day here just practising catch and release.
Take a picnic, don't fish too hard and just enjoy being there. Recommended.:thumbs: