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Selkirk District AA | Shetland AA | St Boswell AC | St John Loch AIA | St Winnoch AC | Stanley District AC | Stormont AC Strathgryfe AC | Strathspey AIA | Stormont AC |
Fishing for brown trout on the Ettrick and Yarrow (catch and release only) as well as fishing for rainbows on the Lindean Reservoir (boat only, 2 boats available. There is salmon fishing on the Ettrick, double bank. Permits from Rodgersons Newsagents, 6 High St, Selkirk, call 01750 20749.
Access to fishing on the island with boats on the most popular lochs fishing for brown trout and sea trout. Shetland has a reputation for producing some very good quality trout in its over 300 lochs. Club membership is £20 per year with a further cost of £20 per year for the use of boats. Visitor tickets are available. Permits from Shetland Island Tourism or Rod and Line tackle shop in Lerwick or from the Association club room open Tuesdays and Thursday at 9 Burns Lane, Lerwick. Contact mail@shetlandtrout.co.uk or log on to www.shetlandtrout.co.uk
St Boswells and Newtown District AA have
trout fishing on the Tweed form Monksford to Littledean on the South Bank and Dryburgh to Dalcove Burn on the North Bank.
Permits from Frame's Newsagent and the Gun Room in St Boswells. Visitor Season, fortnight and day tickets available. Contact, William Roger on 01835 830714.
St Johns Loch Angling Improvement Association
St Johns Loch stocked with indigenous trout, this is one of the famed Caithness alkaline lochs with a marl bottom. The most northerly mayfly hatch occurs in June when fishing can be excellent. Boat and bank fishing, there is a wheelie boat available. Prime condition wild fish up to 4 and 5 lbs are common. 4 boats available, permits from the Northern Sands Hotel, call 01845 851270 or from Hugo Ross Fishing tackle, Wick call 01955 851270 (both bank and float tube permits are available). Run by the St Johns Loch Angling Improvement Association, call 01847 896956 email stjohnsloch@btintenet.com
Established in 1927 the St Winnoch club has several fishing location around Lochwinnoch including Castle Semple Loch,Barr Loch, the river Calder, Dubbs and Millbank Burn and Queenside Loch. Contact Tom Sprought club secretary on 01505 842186 or email info@LochwinnochAC.net
Fishing on several beats of the river Tay; Benchhill, 1.25 miles right bank, Luncarty 1.33 miles right bank, Taymouth right bank from Ballathie to Linn Pool, Meikleour left bank March Pool to Islamouth right bank March to Kinclaven railway bridge, Upper Redgorton. Permits from Stanley Post Office, contact The Secretary Stanley Dist AC, Murray Place, Stanley, Perth, PH1 4LX, call 01738 828206.
3 beats on the Tay, Willowgate, Rome Croy, Muirton fishing for salmon, sea trout, brown trout, grayling and course fish. Membership open to non locals (who have priority). Contact Stormont AC, Scone Palace Estate, Estate Office, Scone, Perth, PH2 6BD. Call 01738 552308. Permits PD Malloch 259, Old High St, Perth, call 01738 632316.
Brown trout and grayling fishing permits for the river Gryfe in Ayrshire from Blackwood Butchers, 15 St James Terrace, Kilmacolm, The Cross Café, The Cross, Kilmacolm. £3 pd. Treasurer James Orr, Treasurer (Membership Secretary), High Woodland, Old Greenock Rd, Kilmarnock, PA13 4TF.
Strathspey Angling Improvement Association
The Grantown Association water is legendary for the quality of the fishing available over 6 miles of double bank on the Spey and 12 miles double bank on the Dulnain. Visitor permits are available to persons staying temporarily in Grantown, Cromdale, Dulnain Bridge, Nethybridge, Duthil or Carrbridge. Day and week permits (week permits are issued for an 8 day period giving a full seven days fishing, there is no Sunday fishing allowed) cost: £45 per day, £185 per week: juniors (under 16yo) £15 per day or per week; youth (16 to 20yo) £100, week permit only. Day permit holders do not have access to the Upper Castle Grant beat. Season visitors permits available at £565 for the year.
Permits from Mortimers Fishing Tackle and Countrywear, 3, High St, Grantown on Spey, Morayshire, PH26 3HB, call 01479 872684 or log on to; www.speyfishing-grantown.co.uk
Stonehaven and District Angling Club
Fishing on the Cowie, Carron and Bervie (not well regarded at this time). Visitor tickets are available from May to September fishing from the railway viaduct to the sea. Permits from DFS in Stonehaven.
Salmon, sea trout, brown trout and char (char lochs only) on rivers and lochs in the area. Day tickets available, senior £12 plus (£5 refundable deposit when you make your catch return), junior and evening £10 plus deposit. There is good sea trout fishing in the sea and sea lochs. Float tubing is popular, but do not do it alone in the sea. Call 01851 705435 for more information, contact Alex Maclean, 18, Keith St, Stornoway. Email alisugan@tiscali.co.uk Website www.stornoway-angling-association.com
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