Fisheries

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 on a reciprocal agreement with Taymount. The water is varied and ranges …

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. The water is very varied and has excellent streamy …

This beat consists of two beats (formerly Upper and Lower Logierait). The upper section is fished 3 days a week on an alternative day basis. It is approximately 2 miles long and consists of some very slow deep water. the …

Upper Redgorton Beat is the West bank from Luncarty Beat at the downstream end (at the mouth of the Sochie Burn) to the “Craigs” at the Northern end where it marches the Benchil Beat. Access to the beat is at …

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, Pitlochrie being the upstream beat and Benchil the downstream beat, fished on …

The Waulkmill Beat forms the lower part of that stretch of river formerly known as the Lower Scone Salmon Fishings. The fishings start at the bottom of the Fishponds beat and extend along the east bank for about 3,000 yards …

Until now this beat has only been fished privately and very lightly and comprises of single (left) bank fishing from General Wades Bridge upstream for one mile and consists of a variety of pools ideal for fly fishing and spinning …