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Doon – Doonfoot
Doonfoot Fishings is the most prolific beat on the River Doon. The beat runs from the old railway bridge in Alloway to the sea, it’s meandering route is approximately 1 3/4 miles long and has 16 named pools. As it …
Doon – Drumgrange and Keirs Fishing Club
Drumgrange and Keirs Fishing Club have fishing on The River Doon between Dalmellington and Patna in East Ayrshire. The beat consists of approximately 5 miles of single bank and 3 miles of double bank starting at the Doon Bridge on …
Doon – Smithston
The Smithston Fishings form one of the most productive fisheries on the River Doon in Ayrshire. They comprise some thirty-five named, streamy and varied pools along their length. Smithston is a noted summer and autumn salmon fishery which can provide …
Eden – Eden Angling Association
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 …
Findhorn – Forres Angling Association
Three miles of double bank fishing. Spate river which rises quickly and wading in such conditions should not be considered. Permits from Tackle Shop, High St, Forres – limited to 12 visitors per day. Fly only from May 1. Best …
Fleet – Cally Estate
This delightful river runs from Loch Fleet due south through the idyllic Fleet Valley National Scenic Area. Most of the lower and mid river is managed by Cally Estate who offer daily lets for up to 8 rods on 4 …
Forth & Teith – Stirling Council Fisheries
Stirling Council manages salmon fishing interests on the River Forth at Stirling and also on the River Teith at Callander. The councils policy is to offer quality salmon fishing at a price affordable to all. There is a strong emphasis …
Forth – Allan Water
An excellent small river, passing through Kinbuck and Dunblane, Perthshire on its way to join the Forth below Bridge of Allan. Well managed by the Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, it has good trout fly fishing and, in recent seasons, …
Forth – Almond, Cramond Angling Club
More than 6.5 miles of (mostly) double bank fishing for Season Ticket and Day Tickets on the River Almond. There is good access to most parts of the river. For those who travel with public transport, getting to the river …
Forth – Almond, West Lothian Angling Association
West Lothian Angling Association was established in 2011, the aim of the association is to provide, promote and protect angling opportunities within the West Lothian area. Currently we provide fishing for Salmon, SeaTrout & Brown Trout on 9 miles (double …