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FishTay
(Website) |
Tay System |
Extensive information service
for anglers including online booking
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Almondmouth
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Almondmouth is one of the
most prolific beats on the Tay. It is located right
on the high tide limit at Perth and every salmon entering
the Tay must pass through it. |
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Waulkmill
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
The Waulkmill Beat forms
the lower part of that stretch of river formerly known
as the Lower Scone Salmon Fishings. |
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Lower
Redgorton
(Website)
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Lower River Tay |
Salmon fishing for sale.
Consists of 1.35 miles of some of the finest water on
the Tay, all of which is excellent fly water. |
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Catholes
and Luncarty
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Catholes is situated about
7 miles from the tidal reaches at the upper part of
the village of Stanley. Luncarty is a small beat about
4 miles from the tidal reaches at the village of Luncarty |
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Luncarty
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Luncarty Pool is small
beat of about half-a-mile long. It fishes well in high
water but has proved a good resting place in low water
as well.
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Fishponds
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
The Fishponds beat forms
the upper part of that stretch of the river formerly
known as the Lower Scone Salmon Fishings. |
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Benchil
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Benchil is situated just
below the village of Stanley and is one of the most
picturesque beats on the river Tay. Benchil Spring Fishing
is about five miles above the tidal reaches and offers
many different types of pools to fish. |
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Benchil
and Pitlochrie
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Benchil and Pitlochrie
are amongst the most attractive beats on the Tay and
are fished together on an alternative day basis from
Monday 3rd July until the end of the season in October. |
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Upper
Scone
(Website) |
Lower River Tay |
This famous and spectacular
lower Tay beat, about six miles north of Perth, consisting
of 23 named pools over two miles is divided into upper
and lower beats. |
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Pitlochrie
and Catholes
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
SPRING fishing only. The
Summer and Autumn fishings will be listed on Benchil
& Pitlochrie and Catholes & Luncarty. |
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Burnmouth
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
The Burnmouth & Catholes
fishings extend for approximately one mile of double
bank fishing with 19 pools and are situated immediately
below the Campsie Linn, the main temperature barrier
of the river. |
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Stobhall
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Stobhall is one of the
finest beats on the River Tay. It is subdivided into
two beats, Upper and Lower Stobhall which Stobhall anglers
fish on alternate days. |
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Taymount
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Taymount is one of the
most legendary beats on the River Tay. It is subdivided
into two beats, Upper and Lower, which Taymount anglers
fish on alternate days, alternating with Stobhall. |
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Ballathie
(FishTay Page) |
Lower River Tay |
Ballathie is one of the
best known and one of the most productive beats on
the
Tay. It is subdivided into two double-bank beats, Upper
and Lower which Ballathie anglers fish on alternate
days. |
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Carghill
(Website) |
Lower River Tay |
Cargill is one of the most
productive and best known beats on the Tay. The beat
is divided into two double bank beats, upper and lower
Cargill which are fished on alternate days. Anglers
will fish the Lower beat on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
and the Upper beat on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. |
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Islamouth
/Meikleour
(Website) |
Lower River Tay |
This is a mile and a quarter
double bank beat and the opportunities for wading are
exceptional. There is a roomy and secure boathouse with
full facilities where lunch can be taken. |
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Meikleour
House
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
The Meikleour House Beat
runs for a mile and a half both upstream and down from
the house, on both banks of the river. Although offering
some excellent fly fishing, spinning is acceptable and
indeed encouraged in high water. |
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Kercock
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
The Kercock Fishings lie
immediately upstream of Meikleour House fishings and
Islamouth, and now provide two and a quarter miles of
double bank fishing with 14 named pools, including the
famed GeanTree, Dungeon, Garden and Cottage Stream Pools.
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Baldarroch
(FishTay Page) |
Middle River Tay |
As the Tay leaves Dunkeld,
it broadens out into quieter water, and as it reaches
Baldarroch, it is at one of its widest points before
becoming tidal.
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Murthly
1
(FishTay Page) |
Middle River Tay |
Murthly Beat 1 is one of
the best fly fishing waters on the Tay. There are two
separate beats the Upper Beat and the Lower Beat. |
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Stenton
(FishTay Page) |
Middle River Tay |
This is one of the most
picturesque beats on the River Tay with seven superbpools
offering the fly fisherman sport the whole length of
the beat. The beat fishes well in all heights of water,
from late spring and summer into the autumn. |
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Murthly
2
(FishTay Page) |
Middle River Tay |
Murthly Beat 2 is one of
the best beats on the Tay. For flyfishing it has few
equals. There are two separate beats the Upper Beat
and Stenton which are fished on alternate days. In 2005
the Upper Beat is fished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays and Stenton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. |
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Newtyle
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
The beats offer quality
Middle Tay salmon fishing with excellent high- and low-water
fly fishing. Spinning is permitted under the guidance
of the Head Ghillie. Our Victorian-style fishing hut
is probably the one with most character of all the Tay
huts, with a welcoming coal fire for the cooler months.
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Dunkeld
House (Bank)
(FishTay Page) |
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Dunkeld House Fishings
is one of the most scenic beats on the Middle Tay. Situated
immediately above Dunkeld's Old Tay Bridge, the beat
boasts 14 named pools, with fishing available on both
banks.
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Dunkeld
House (Boat)
(FishTay Page) |
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Water conditions permitting,
two boats and 2 ghillies work the beat, offering every
type of salmon fishing for our guests' enjoyment. Prices
are PER BOAT. |
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Dalguise
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
The Dalguise beat is situated
about 2 miles downstream of the confluence of the Tay
and the Tummel and extends to over 1¼ miles of
double bank fishing on the MiddleTay. Dalguise provides
excellent salmon fishing for a maximum of six rods with
one boat and a ghillie and enjoyed an excellent season
in 2005. There are 9 main pools on this remarkably consistent
beat, and access along the river bank is good. There
is also an excellent fishing hut overlooking the middle
of the beat. |
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Lower
Kinnaird
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
The Lower Kinnaird beat
is 2 miles double bank fishing, and starts with the
junction of the Tay and Tummel rivers. Junction pool,
ferry stream, swimming pool, Island stream, green bank,
ash trees, new pool, fir trees, Kindallachan and Guay
pool are the best pools on the beat. It ranks as one
of the best fly beats on the entire Tay system and Lower
Kinnaird fishing has had the pleasure of accommodating
members of the royal family in years past.
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Upper
Kinnaird
(Website) |
Middle River Tay |
It is approximately 2 miles
long and consists of some very slow deep water. the
best pool is the Newton pool which is 55ft at it's deepest.
A boat can always be worked trolling at all heights
on this beat. From the bank the most productive methods
are spinning and worming. The lower section is fished
6 days a week and consists of approximately half a mile
of Tay water and half a mile of Tummel water.
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Edradynate
(FishTay Page) |
Upper River Tay |
The beat consists of 1
mile single (left) bank fishing plus one mile double
bank fishing. The beat contains the legendary Church
Pool, a long deep holding pool, perhaps the best on
the Upper Tay and long famed for producing monsters.
The beat contains a mixture of strong flowing pools
like the Church Pool and some faster streams. Both fly
and spinner are probably required to get the best out
of the beat, especially with higher water, but there
are some excellent runs for the fly. |
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Derculich
(FishTay Page) |
Upper River Tay |
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Findynate
(FishTay Page) |
Upper River Tay |
The Findynate Fishing's
are noted as being one of the most attractive stretches
of fly water on the upper Tay set in the beautiful scenery
of highland Perthshire. |
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Upper
Farleyer
(FishTay Page)
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Upper River Tay |
The Upper Farleyer beat
is one of the best beats on the Upper Tay. It comprises
of single (left) bank fishing commencing at the junction
of the Tay and the Lyon and extending 1.25 miles downstream,
opposite the Bolfracks beat.
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Bolfracks
(FishTay Page) |
Upper River Tay |
Bolfracks is one of the most
productive beats on the Upper Tay and is an absolutely
charming place to fish. It is subdivided into two single-bank
beats, the Upper and Lower Beats which are fished on
alternate days by the Bolfracks Syndicate and Day Ticket
anglers. |
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Taymouth
(Kenmore)
(Fishingnet Page) |
Upper River Tay |
Fishing on the Kenmore Beat
starts at the Kenmore Bridge and offers double bank fishing
on four named pools to the Chinese Bridge. Salmon fishings
are let by the Kenmore Hotel. |
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Ardeonaig
(Website) |
Loch Tay |
The central and west beats
of Loch Tay are often where the first and largest salmon
are caught on the tay system every year. Trolling is
the order of the day with rappala’s and kynochs
taking preference. This surely is one of the best ways
to fish this area, taking in the magnificent scenery,
snow capped peaks and even ospreys while sharing fishing
yarns with your ghillie. All boats and equipment are
kept to a very high standard with new boats being added
to the fleet every year. |
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Loch
Tay Fish 'N' Trips
(Website) |
Loch Tay |
Loch Tay Fish n' Trips
offers guided salmon fishing on Loch Tay with ghillie,
Grant Tigwell. The boat operates from Killin and trolls
for salmon on the west end of the loch, which is by
far the best part of the loch. |
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Highland
Lodges
(Website) |
Loch Tay |
The Location of Loch Tay
Highland Lodges at Milton Morenish makes it ideal for
fishing on both the middle and western beats of the
loch. Salmon taken from the loch over recent years have
been increasing in both quality and numbers, the largest
being slightly in excess of 40lbs. |
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Lower
Aberuthven
(FishTay Page) |
River Earn |
The Lower Aberuthven beat
is on the Earn half a mile east of Aberuthven village.
The beat is one mile long and has seven main hlding
pools depending on river height. There is safe wading
and good access for the less able. |
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Lochlane
and Laggan
(FishTay Page) |
River Earn |
Lochlane and Laggan fishings
offer some of the very best fly fishing to be found
on the River Earn. |
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Auchterarder Angling Club |
River Earn |
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Trinity
Gask
(Website) |
River Earn |
The Trinity Gask Fishing
Syndicate controls approximately 5 miles of excellent
single bank Salmon & Sea Trout fishing on the River
Earn near Auchterarder. |
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Kinkell
Bridge
(fishingnet Page) |
River Earn |
The Kinkell Beat is a lovely
middle beat on the River Earn, by Auchterarder in Perthshire
Scotland. It offers fishing for salmon, sea trout, brown
trout and grayling. |
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Crieff
Angling Club
(Website) |
River Earn |
Crieff Angling Club controls
three beats on the River Earn: Upper Strowan, Braidhaugh,
and Drummond Castle which together cover some 5 miles
of the river, mostly both banks. Permit is by Day Ticket
or Club Membership. |
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Islabank
(Website) |
River Isla |
A superbly appointed and
comfortable fishing hut has been erected overlooking
the river and will afford quality hospitality during
your stay. A fully fitted kitchen, electricity and toilet
facilities will enhance your experience on the Islabank.
Off road parking and access to the beat is extremely
good as the road runs close by throughout the length
of the fishings and a short walk gives access to all
pools. |
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Coupar
Grange
(Website) |
River Isla |
With sixteen named pools
and runs, the three year average for springers is over
160 fish and the summer salmon and grilse take the yearly
average to over 400 fish. Fly fishing accounts for 80%
of the fish but spinning also does well. Certain areas
are reserved for fly only fishing. A ghillie can be
arranged for fishers unfamiliar with the water. |
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Cray
(Website) |
River Ericht, Lower Shee
Water |
There’s fishing for
trout and salmon almost on the doorstep. The salmon
and trout fishing season on Shee Water and Black Water
(Glenshee) is from 15 April to 15 October. Loch trout
fishing is also available on a couple of local lochs.
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Finegand
(Website) |
River Shee |
The River Shee running
through Finegand "the Ericht is the jewel in the
crown of the Tay system and Finegand is the jewel of
the Ericht". The Shee Water, which is the head
waters of the river Ericht and a tributary of the Tay
provides exciting salmon fishing, where sport can be
expected to come thick |
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Lower
Tummel
(Website) |
River Tummel |
The Lower Tummel Beat extends
from Moulinearn to Ballinluig, and can be fished from
either bank. It can fish well for grilse in summer,
by fly or spinner. Four anglers per day.
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Portnacraig
(Website) |
River Tummel |
The River Tummel is a large
river, noted for its spring salmon, and also with runs
of summer salmon and grilse. The Portnacraig Beat extends
from a marker post about 100 metres below Pitlochry
Dam down to the bottom of Milton of Fonab Caravan Site,
and is from the south bank only. Three anglers per day
Advance booking recommended, particularly for mid March
to mid June. |
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Ruan
Ruarie (Website) |
River Garry |
The River Garry is a medium
sized, spate river. The Ruan Ruarie Beat is at the Pass
of Killiecrankie. East bank only. Four anglers per day.
Salmon have to ascend the Pitlochry Salmon Ladder at
Pitlochry Dam to reach the beat. Generally sufficient
have done so by late April to make fishing worthwhile.
From then on to the end of the season, the beat can
provide excellent fishing for the runs of summer salmon
and grilse. Advance booking recommended. Worm not allowed
on this beat in September or October.
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Pitlochry
Boating Station
(Website) |
Loch Faskally |
Loch Faskally gets on average
5500 salmon passing through its waters each year, which
makes it a fantastic loch for salmon fishing. In total
we have 17 fishing boats ranging from 12ft - 15ft long
all of which can be supplied with 4 Hp outboard motors
and fishing rod holders. At Pitlochry Boating Station
you can also hire fishing rods and tackle from our small
fishing tackle counter. |
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Leskine
Farm
(FishTay Page) |
River Dochart |
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South
Chesthill
(FishTay Page) |
River Lyon |
These fishings encompass
the Inverinain, Chesthill and Culdaremore beats of the
River Lyon amongst beautiful scenery. |
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Meggernie
(FishTay Page) |
River Lyon |
The river running through
the estate provides some exceptionally attractive scenery
and it has to be admitted that many of our present fishing
tenants who have been returning for many years come
to enjoy the scenery and tranquility and the fishing
is taken as a bonus.
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Eden
AA (FishTay Page) |
River Eden |
Nearly all of the publicly
available fishing on the river Eden is controlled by
the Eden Angling Association. Their fishings consist
of approximately 15 miles of mainly double bank fishing
extending from about 4 miles from the river head to
the sea at St. Andrews. |
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