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Forth – Devon, Devon Angling Association
The Association was formed in 1905 to ensure the availability of Trout fishing for local people and to act as a pressure group to protect the river environment. We presently offer fishing on approximately fifteen miles of the River Devon …
Forth – Teith, Lanrick fishings
THE LANRICK WATER Less that an hour from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth ! The Lanrick water is situated between Doune and Callander and extends for 3.5 miles of which 2 miles are single bank and 1.5miles are double bank fishing. …
Forth -Tyne, East Lothian AA
The River Tyne holds good stocks of sea trout from May – September. Some of these fish run very large, and the East Lothian Angling Association manage the vast majority of the Tyne under a single day or season permit.
Garnock – Dalry Garnock Angling Club
The Garnock is a smaller river, rising to the east of Largs. At only 15 miles long, it is the smallest of Ayrshire’s salmon rivers. The Garnock’s source is in the Muirshiel Hills above Kilbirnie. From here it flows for …
Girvan – Carrick Angling Club
The club offers river and reservoir fishing to everyone, irrespective of age and ability. For a very reasonable charge, a good part of the Girvan river and a large reservoir is available for you to fish. The reservoir is open …
Girvan – Girvan Mains Fishing Club
Girvan Mains Fishing Club is based on the lower stretches of the River Girvan, encompassing some of the best pools the Girvan has to offer. Being the 1st stretch of river from the sea, we see a good run of fish …
Glass – Kerrow Beat
The beat is some three quarters of a mile long but is one of the most productive on the river averaging about 50 salmon per year There are four named pools. Good wading with no big stones. A boat is …
Gryffe – Abercorn Angling Club
The Paisley Abercorn Angling Club was established in 1894 and holds the fishing rights for salmon, sea trout, brown trout and grayling on it
Gryffe – Bridge of Weir AC
The BOWAC holds leases for fishing on the River Gryffe for salmon (and with this also the fishing for trout and grayling) at and around Bridge of Weir Village. The upstream limit of the Club water is the March Dyke …