Angling Clubs

If your club is not listed or if you wish to update your entry just email Alistair at: huskie spinfish.co.uk (just insert @ in the appropriate place in the above address).We are fortunate that there are so many angling clubs in Scotland offering fishing at decent prices on some of the better know waters in the country and in some instances offering the only access that Joe Punter can afford.

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So many clubs do stalwart work improving their waters whether it be removing barriers to migratory fish, monitoring and pursuing polluters, consolidating banks and enhancing redds.Of equal importance, clubs bring young people into the sport as well as making fishing accessible to the less able of body. Many clubs depend on additional income from visiting anglers and any profits from visitor tickets sales serve to fund the improvements to the fishing. If you do not mind a bit of company on a beat you can find some fantastic fishing; over 500 salmon in 2006 on the Grantown water, 1000 of the Nairn club water, a 10lb 2oz brownie of the Huntly Town water and magical fishing on the clear waters of the Caithness limestone loch are just a are just a sample of what is on offer. Go on, support our clubs and enjoy a fishing bargain too. Bruce Sandison's book 'Angling Lines' contains information about permits, access, best fishing spots, best flies, safe wading and boating, it's a must read for anglers looking more contact details about angling clubs in Scotland. Click HERE to read the review.

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Aberdeenshire Council