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Dunoon & District Angling Assoc.

Dunoon & District Angling Club has access to four rivers, fishing for Atlantic salmon, sea trout & wild brown trout. The DDAC club also has access to four lochs, with wild brown trout & rainbow trout for members only. The four salmon rivers include the Ruel, The Cur, The Finart, and The Massan. These rivers all fish well after a spate and the best fishing can be found from August until the the end of the season. Enquiries for memberships can be found at the club website. Daily permits can be purchased via FishPal for visiting anglers.

+44 7592 726413 Website

Castle Douglas & District A.A.

Castle Douglas Angling Association (CDAA) has over 5 miles of the middle reaches of the Urr, beginning at Step End and finishing at Grange Water. Pools that are particularly popular include Step End, Cauls, Davie Craig, Red Brae, Spottes Dam, Battery, Jeans and Grange Water. Season: 15th March- 30th November for salmon, 15th March- 6th October for trout Visitor tickets available at M McCowan, 50 King Street, Castle Douglas (01556 502 009)

01556 502851 Website

Dalbeattie A.A.

The Dalbeattie Angling Association leases 3.5 miles of the lower Urr. Within this section there is a large amount of good fly water with spinning permitted in higher water conditions. The lower beat, Craignair, is tidal at its bottom end and has nine named pools plus a number of other likely spots. The upper beat, Firthhead, has a pleasing mixture of pools glides and runs and is ideal fly water in most conditions.

07778 140569 Website

Esk & Liddle F.A

Eskdale and Liddle Angling Association manage some 20 miles of the best seatrout fishing in the South of Scotland, the Esk & Liddle are well known for their run of sea trout, and for the salmon run during the second half of the season.

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New Galloway A.A.

Two miles of river fishing on the West bank of the River Ken at Ken Bridge, New Galloway, GR 640784. Run by the New Galloway Angling Association, this fishery offers salmon and trout fishing from July onwards and is easily accessed from the junction of the A713 and A712 roads. Tickets can be purchased from J. R. Hopkins Grocers on the High Street of New Galloway. Prior to fishing, anglers should understand the implications of sudden water flow changes throughout the river, which is heavily influenced by the workings of the Galloway Hydro Scheme.

01644 420 229 Website

Newton Stewart A.A.

Newton Stewart Angling Association maintain and provide some of the highest quality game fishing in Scotland. The Association is managed by an elected Committee who ensure that the waters and the fishing remain in first class condition. In total there are six well stocked lochs, the Penkiln Burn and the River Cree, all of which provide superb fishing in unspoiled surroundings, for Salmon, Sea-trout, Brown and Rainbow trout. Fishing is available on a daily or weekly basis for visitors, or through association membership for local permanent residents, or for associate membership for non residents! All options represent excellent value for money.

01988 80271 Website

Girvan Mains Angling Club

Girvan Mains Fishing Club offers fishing for Salmon, Sea Trout and Brown Trout on the lower reaches of the River Girvan, In Ayrshire. Being the 1st stretch of river from the sea, we see a good run of fish every month of the year and also have the first crack at them, for the past 3 years in a row the biggest Salmon has been landed by a Girvan Mains FC member.

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Dumfries and Galloway Angling Association

DGAA control the fishing, for all species, on a 2.5 mile double bank stretch of the lower river Nith, and more water on the River Cairn. Being at the lower end of the river Nith fresh fish can be encountered throughout the season, from the first day to the last. The season runs from the 25th of February until the 30th of November for migratory fish, one of the longest open seasons in the entire country. Our beat winds its way through pastoral farmland in the beautiful Dumfriesshire countryside. Wading is generally easy, over a Stable gravel bottom, although caution is advised. For more details please go to our website.

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Tarbolton+Faiford Angling Club

The River Ayr is the largest of the Ayrshire salmon rivers and it has some excellent fly fishing water. As with all the Ayrshire rivers the River Ayr is primarily a summer and autumn fishery. However, there is a late spring run with excellent quality double figure fish taken each year, usually starting in April and peaking in May. The regular summer floods can bring large runs of summer grilse and fresh fish are caught until the season closes at the end of October.

01292 521154 Email us

Kirkcowan Angling Club

Formed in 2016 with support from the Kirkcowan Community Development Trust Kilgallioch Fund, the Kirkcowan Angling Club offers its member's affordable salmon and trout fishing upon 10 miles of water on the River Bladnoch and Tarf Water, near the village of Kirkcowan. Kirkcowan Angling Club offers visiting anglers access to 10 miles of River Bladnoch and Tarf Water fishing near Kirkcowan. Tickets £5 to £20/day available from the Post Office in Kirkcowan.

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Jedforest A.A.

Jedforest has trout fishing to offer on 5 miles of the River Teviot near Jedburgh. The water is split into two beats, Timpendean and Ormiston. Fishing begins on 1st April. Trout are widespread on both beats and an evening rise on the fly can provide great sport with fish weighing up to 3lb caught each year. A daily bag limit of six trout is imposed but catch and release is welcome.

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Berwick & District A.C.

Several miles of fly only water on the Lower Whiteadder, commencing above Allanton Bridge near Chirnside down to Paxton near Berwick upon Tweed. The water is divided into six beats with prime fishing for salmon, sea trout and wild brown trout. With the removal of estuary, coastal nets and many of the river obstructions. The Whiteadder's spring run of salmon has improved greatly over the past few years. The first fish of the Tweed season was caught on the Whiteadder on February 1st 2017.

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East Lothian A.A. Trout

The East Lothian Tyne is an attractive and secluded river of approximately 30 miles in length, rising in the Moorfoot hills and flowing eastwards into Belhaven Bay, by Dunbar. ELAA lease and manage the majority of the river, from above Pencaitland down to the tide at Tyninghame. The Tyne has a good stock of wild trout, and is managed exclusively as a wild trout fishery above West Mills Weir in Haddington.

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Galashiels Angling Association

Gala Angling Association is proud to offer excellent fishing for Brown Trout and Grayling in the very heart of the Scottish Borders. The association permit allows fishing on approximately 13 miles of the River Tweed (with the exclusion of several reserved areas), the River Ettrick and approximately 5 miles of the Gala Water. All the areas that are reserved are marked with notice boards and can be seen on our beat map.

01896 751620 Website

Peebleshire Trout Fishing Association

The Peeblesshire Trout Fishing Association is proud to offer some excellent fishing for brown trout and grayling in the very heart of the Scottish Borders. For a modest cost, the Association permit allows fishing on approximately 23 miles of the River Tweed and 5 miles of the Lyne Water in Peeblesshire with the exception of private stretches which are clearly marked with notice boards.

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Dreghorn Angling Club

Dreghorn Angling Club (D.A.C.) was established in 1925 and has since held fishings on the River Irvine and Annick water. Memberships are held by anglers who are resident in a wide area of the country, but many are local to the area and they support a wide range of Club activities and competitions.

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Whiteadder AA

The Whiteadder Angling Association controls a large tract of Brown Trout fishing from the Whiteadder source at Clints Dod in the Lammermuirs to below Chirnside

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Loch Lomond A.I.A.

Here at the L.L.A.I.A. our aim is simple. It is to provide our membership, and visiting anglers, with the highest quality and best value Salmon and Sea Trout fishing in Britain. Almost the whole system is under the jurisdiction of the L.L.A.I.A. and we offer probably the most diverse and extensive range of fishing opportunity open to any angling club in the UK. The L.L.A.I.A. also has control over and issues permits for coarse fishing on Loch Lomond. Our fishings range from freshwater loch, to salt water estuary and from big river to spate rivers. This means there is always something available to the adaptable angler!

0141 353 5004

Doune Angling Club

Doune Angling Club membership is reserved for anglers staying, or were born - within a one kilometre of Doune Cross, and to previous residents of one year at least, subject to the limited numbers stated in the Club Rules. We have access, on specific days, to fish the Ardoch Burn and River Teith by kind agreement with the estates and landowners for Salmon from 1st February to 31st October, and Trout from 15th March to 6th October

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United Clyde A.P.A.

The association enjoys a long tradition of river and fisheries management, principally on the River Clyde and a number of tributaries. A heritage passed down from generations of previous members. Their legacy is the good angling enjoyed by so many on the River Clyde today. All funds raised through the sale of fishing permits are wisely re-invested on the management of UCAPA licensed waters.

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Crieff Angling Club

Welcome to Crieff Angling Club's site. The 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. Day Tickets for non-members, can be purchased to fish for Salmon & Sea Trout, Brown Trout and Grayling on separate Permits. Members, local or country, may for any species. The Club also controls Drummond Loch. To get an idea of the club water take a look at the gallery. Tel Gordon Taylor 01764 656063.

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The River Kelvin Angling Association

The Kelvin's total length is 34 kilometres from its source at Wyndford to its confluence with the Clyde at Partick.The river offers a remarkable variety of fishing opportunities due to its length and nature, starting as a meandering stream crossing flood plains and ending as a dramatic river that runs through a wooded gorge through one of the UK's largest and most industrialised cities.

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Aberfeldy Angling Club

Edradynate and Upper Grandtully water is one of the best known beats on the Upper 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.

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Strathfillan Angling Association

Salmon and Brown Trout fishing on approximately 5 miles of the River Fillan with 3 miles of double bank fishing and two miles of single bank. Plus half a mile of bank fishing on Loch Iubhair.

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Upper Avon Angling Association

On the Avon Water (River Avon) we have the fishing rights upstream from Craig Bridge on the Strathaven to Sandford / Lesmahagow Road (B7086) on the south bank (left hand side looking upstream) & from Browns Bridge on the Strathaven to Muirkirk Road (B743) both banks upstream to the source.

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Kirriemuir Angling Club

4 miles fishing both banks Five year average: 134 salmon and grilse, 136 sea trout. Day permit £25.00 Weekly permit (6 days) £125 Annual membership £150 The beat is fly fishing only in all water conditions.

01575 574597 Email us

Perth and District Anglers Association

Membership of the PDAA offers some of the best-value salmon and trout fishing in the country. Beats for 2016 include Rome Croy, Stobhall, Benchil, Pitlochrie, Murthly and Findynate, among many others.

07590651820 Email us

Bridge of Weir A.C.

The Club has been in existence since 1874. It is believed to be the oldest angling club with a documented record of its existence, on the River Clyde and tributaries system. Members only fishing Club.

0141 589 3783

Pitlochry Angling Club

Superb salmon and trout beats on the River Tummel and River Garry, as well as bank and boat fishing on Loch Kinardochy and Loch Bhac for brown and rainbow trout respectively. Pitlochry Angling Club's policy is to provide good fishing at reasonable cost.

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River Avon Federation

Linlithgow Angling Club is a founding member of the River Avon Federation, and in conjunction with the other two fishing Clubs on the Avon, leases the Migratory Rights to the majority of the Avon, on both banks. LAC members can fish from the bridge on the A801 to the sea at Grangemouth with the exception of 1km single bank stretch at Polmonthill, in total three distinct beats, totalling around 17km. LAC have the exclusive Rights to Beat 4, which is for fly fishing only and comprises around 8km of double bank fishing from approximately, the Union Canal aquaduct to the Bo’ness railway viaduct.

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Allan Water Angling Improvement Association

Within easy reach of Edinburgh and Glasgow (40 min), and Perth (30 mins) the Allan offers affordable brown trout, sea trout, and salmon fishing for all. The Allan Water Angling Improvement Association controls approximately 15 miles of mostly double bank fishing. The Association is committed to providing good quality affordable fishing for its members and visiting anglers who are always welcome and both daily and season permits are readily available. The season opens on 15th March and closes on 6th October for trout and 31st October for salmon and sea trout.

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West Lothian Angling Assoc

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 & Brown Trout on approximately 9 miles (double/single bank) of the River Almond between Kirkton Weir and the Clifton Hall. Our water are split into two beats, beat 1 is all species excluding Salmon and beat 2 is all species including Salmon. No Salmon fishing is available on Day Tickets.

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Scottish Carp Group

The Scottish Carp Group was formed in 1988 by five individuals who were keen to promote carp fishing in Scotland and this is still the main aim of the group today. Since those early days the group has grown to around two hundred members and now has five waters to it's name. The group is non profit making with all funds going back into the group. There are no waiting lists and membership is open to everyone. All our members are keen carp anglers but many of us fish for other species eg pike, tench, roach etc and some have an interest in sea & game angling. This diversity means that information and discussion is not limited to carp angling. Many of our members travel around the world in search of big fish, some of the stories are amazing!

07831 741092 Email us

Stormont Angling Club

Membership is available to anglers residing anywhere but preference is given to those residing in the area. Members enjoy access to trout and grayling fishing on much of the lands owned by the Estate and in addition salmon fishing season permits are available on three beats of the River Tay and two beats of the River Almond, by additional subscription. Salmon season permits are currently available for all beats. Quality fishing is offered and good catches have been recorded. Club Details and Membership Applications A joining fee of £20 is charged to new members for the 2017 season - please download and complete application form and return to [email protected] or by post to Estate Office, Scone Palace, Perth, PH2 6BD

01738 552300 Email us Website

River Leven angling club

Approximately 16 miles of (mostly) double bank fishing on the River Leven. There is good access to most parts of the River,but if you fancy something a bit more challenging there is also the River Ore which is included with your permits. River Leven – Main species are Brown Trout and Sea Trout. Salmon have also been caught although in small number. “Catch and Release” especially for salmon is highly recommended. (Please refer to the clubs recommendations regarding our catch and release policy.) River Ore – Main species Brown Trout, Pike and Perch.

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Cramond Angling Club

Fishing for brown trout, salmon and sea trout on 8 miles of the river Almond (mainly double bank) between Cramond (Edinburgh) and Kirkliston. The main species is brown trout with fish between 1lb-1.5lb regularly caught and occasionally fish between 3lb - 4lb have been recorded.The river benefits from good runs of sea trout and some salmon . Parking is available (see website & beatmaps for details)with facilities for food and refreshments at cafe nearby.

07785 262602 Email us Website

Blairgowrie Rattray and District Angling Association

River tickets available 15 jan to October 15 for salmon . 15th March to 6 th October for brown Trout Trout lochs : brown trout loch is white loch so brown trout season applies . Fingask loch is a rainbow fishery , march 15th to end of November weather permitting. Association rules are on the website ,no killing of salmon until the first June and only a cock fish under ten pounds, then follow the Tay rules . No shrimping or worming, spinning is allowed but no upstream casting , good fly water throughout . The fishing starts 100 yds below the Bridge in Blairgowrie. No fishing above the bridge . Over three miles of fishing below the bridge split into upper and lower beats both banks due to shared fishing with the Rattray bank , club has Tuesday,Thursday, Saturday . If you require any more info contact me on Robert kellie 07411646192 River convener.

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Dalmally A.C.

The River Orchy is one of the most picturesque salmon rivers in the country. The salmon season runs from February 11 to October 31 and fly, spin and worm are permitted

07788 671670

Inverness Angling Club

Some three miles of double bank fishings. Huts available at the Little Isle and Mill Stream Pools where club members will welcome visitors and offer refreshments. Average catches, to 2014, were 228 salmon and grilse in the five years to 2014 and 296 over 10 years. All fish must be released unharmed for the salmon fishing season.

01463 233178 Website

Kyle of Sutherland AA

The area controlled by the Kyle of Sutherland Angling Association covers circa 14 miles of tidal water. Fishing is on both banks. Both salmon and sea trout feature in catches. Salmon anglers typically use rods of 12-15' in length coupled with floating lines and a selection of sinking tip sections. Shrimp flies such as the Oykel GP, Kylie Shrimp and Cascade are very popular choices by regular anglers.

07881048500 Website

Nairn Angling Association

The Nairn Angling Association holds 8 miles of fishing offering arguably some of the best Salmon & Sea Trout Association water in Scotland. The fishing's are over some 7 beats with more than 40 named pools which include some excellent fly water. Methods are Fly, worm asnd Spinning is also allowed when water levels are above the spinning marks.

01667 454729 Email us Website

Beauly Angling Club

Beauly Angling Club provides members with affordable access to river, firth, and loch fishing for Salmon, Sea Trout and Brown Trout. Our fishing on the River Beauly extends downstream from Lovat Bridge to Wester Lovat; this equates to around 7 miles of bank fishing with ten named pools. The fishing on the inner half of the Beauly Firth is also included in club membership offering saltwater fly fishing, spinning and bait fishing predominately for Sea Trout. We lease a good sized hill loch near Beauly and have a number of exchange tickets set up with other Angling Clubs across Scotland.

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Forres Angling Association

The Forres Angling Association have a stretch of the River Findhorn from Red Craig at Mundole caravan Site, to approx five miles downstream to the mouth of the Findhorn Bay. They promote and are keen to show any new fisherman or visitor the Findhorn River and the way into the different pools. Sandy McLachan is employed by the Forres Angling Association and can be found on the river bank all year round.

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Alness Angling Club

We own and rent fishings on the River Averon which flows from its source Loch Morie though the valley of Kildermorie into the sea at Alness. We are very proud of our little river, which could be described as a classic spate river. When conditions are good - such as when the water is rising or falling, the fishing can be frenetic. The club has a strict conservation policy outlined in the club rules, and we promote catch and release. Favourite flies include Cascade, Yellow Ally's, Stoats Tail all in small sizes.

07771801309 Website

Elgin Angling Association

The lower 10 miles of the river are controlled by the Elgin & District Angling Association and permits are readily available to visiting anglers at very reasonable rates. For Elgin & District Angling Association permits, please contact The Angling Centre, Moss Street, Elgin, 01343 547615. Upstream from Elgin there are a number of estates, e.g. Kellas Estate, who offer fishing access along with the Dallas Angling Association, who manage the upper reaches.

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Dallas Angling Association

Fishing available on the Upper Lossie near the kellas Estate. Faster running water in these strectches are a haven for seatrout fishing. For more infor please call Charles Gerrie 01343 890310

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Inverurie Angling Association

The Inverurie Fishings comprise approximately 2.5 miles on the north bank of the Don plus 0.25 miles south bank. Plus a further 4 miles on the right bank of the River Ury. It is a lovely stretch of water passing through wooded countryside, with over a dozen named pools and a great variety of streams and glides offering excellent opportunity for both salmon and trout anglers.

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Strathspey Anglers Association

6 miles double bank on River Spey 12 miles double bank on River Dulnain Visitor permits are only available to persons temporarily residing in the Grantown-on-Spey, Cromdale, Duthil, Carrbridge, Dulnain Bridge and Nethybridge areas

01479 872684 Website

Fochabers A.A.

Fishing is over 1.3 miles on both banks, from the tail of the Quarry Pool at the top of the beat, to the tail of Braehead Pool. We have the fishing from opening day on 11th February until 10th August each year. There is a fishing hut on the East bank at Cumberland - for the use of both members and visitors.

01343 820259 Website

Laurencekirk & District A.A.

Salmon, Sea Trout and trout fishing on the Bervie and Luther waters

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Abernethy Angling Association

The Abernethy Waters consist of 15 named pools on over 6 miles (10Km) of double bank fishing on the famous River Spey for salmon, sea trout and brown trout.

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Kemnay Angling Club

The Kemnay Angling Club beat is located in the middle section of the River nestled between the infamous beats of Monymusk and Fetternear Estates. It consists of 11/4 miles of South bank fishing and a short section of North bank fishing. The beat runs upstream from the road bridge at Kemnay adjacent to Fetternear Estate as far as the Ton Burn and its march with the Monymusk beat, a few miles from the village of Monymusk.

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Aberdeen & District Angling Association

The ADAA has fishings on a number of rivers around Aberdeenshire. These Include the Rivers, Don, Dee, Ythan. For more informartion about these beats please visit the website for further details.

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Stonehaven and District Angling Association

The Association offers an excellent choice of waters to fish, with up to double figure Salmon and Sea Trout from the River Cowie; River Carron and the River Bervie. There is also plenty of sport fishing for stocked Blue Trout and Rainbow Trout in both the Allochie and Crossley Reservoirs. There are a few brownies too if you can catch them.

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Ugie Angling Association

The river has 6 miles of double bank fishing, but the locals tend to fish off the north bank which contains over three miles of manicured single bank fishing in this north east spate river. Fishing methods are with the fly, the worm and spinner. Day tickets are now available on line.

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Kintore Angling Club

Kintore Angling Club (KAC) was established to provide access to the excellent Brown Trout and Salmon fishing on the River Don at Kintore.

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Inverbervie & District Angling Association

There will be a limited number of permits available for those who live outwith Inverbervie but who wish to become an associated member of the club, priced at £20. More information on this is available from either the Post Office or the Crown Hotel. Six day permits a day are available to purchase, priced at £10/£5, or a weekly permit is also available for £20/£10. These have been limited by the IDAA in a bid to ensure that the river is not over-fished. Every angler will also be required to fill out a catch return form to allow the Esk Fisheries Board to monitor the river’s performance, which will be issued along with the permit and information and maps of the river.

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Montrose and District AC

The Montrose and District Angling Club (M.D.AC), founded in 1947 has fished the River South Esk, five miles from Montrose, from the Road Bridge at Bridge of Dun downstream for over fifty years. The water is leased from the Southesk Estates and the Scottish Wildlife Trust. The water is tidal. Fishing for Salmon, Sea Trout and Finnock is permitted from both banks six days a week (Monday to Saturday inclusive) between 16 February and 31 October. The beat is closed on a Sunday.

01674-810217 Email us Website

Haddo House Angling Club

Haddo House Angling Club has approximately 6 miles of water, this includes 3 contiguous beats on the spectacular River Ythan, all of which are within the middle or upper section of the river.

01651 806693 Email us Website

Badenoch A A

The Association was formed in the mid 60's with the aim of improving fishing in the Badenoch area. The Association controls fishing on the River Spey from the mouth of the River Tromie to the Spey Dam at Laggan. There is also fishing on the A86 side of Loch Laggan and part of Loch Ericht.

01540 661645 Email us

Brechin A.C.

Brechin Angling Club is one of the oldest Angling Clubs in Scotland. Formed on the 10th of May 1875, the club continues to go from strength to strength and is the largest club within the Esk District Salmon Fisheries Board. Throughout our history we have been privileged to have had the association and support of the Earls of Dalhousie who throughout have been Honorary presidents. The club is equipped to have up to 170 members, and currently have vacancies for new members.

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