Salmon, Trout, Grayling Fishing Permits For Scotland, Ireland, England, Iceland

Chollerton House is located in the hamlet of Chollerton and is set in its own grounds overlooking the river North Tyne which is just a hundred yards away across our own paddock. The flat is located on the first floor, affording lovely views on all sides, and has its own seperate access, assuring complete privacy. Continue reading →

Aberdeenshire has a new grassroots angling development programme called Aberdeenshire Fly Fish 50. The initiative is part of the Scottish Angling National Development Strategy (SANDS). The AFF50 group was created in March and has recently Continue reading →

An extract from Harpers Weekly magazine from December 27th, 1873 about salmon marking on the River Tweed.

Young salmom are taken from the river Tweed at certain season to be marked. This process is performed by inserting in the upper part of the tail a piece of fine silver wire with a small plate attached, on which is inscribed in cipher a number, referring to a corresponding number in a book, where the date of the capture and the weigh of the fish are recorded. The fish is then returned to the river. Continue reading →

Alba Game Fishing are celebrating 15 years in Business.  They have been bringing guests from overseas since 2004, to fish for a variety of freshwater and saltwater species. Continue reading →

Gordon Castle Estate is a modern sporting estate comprising of exclusive use Gordon Castle, Gordon Castle Walled Garden, Gordon Castle Scotland, Gordon Castle Fishings and Gordon Castle Highland Games.

Set in the heart of a Scottish sporting estate, each of their holiday cottages offers charm and character. Available all year round the cottages sleep between two and eight guests and can accommodate 22 guests throughout the five properties, ideal for family getaways! Continue reading →

This Summer Bishop Auckland District Angling Club are introducing families, adults and children to fishing. During July, August and September their qualified coaches are hosting a series of events on the River Wear and at a local still water for everyone who would like to try fly fishing. Continue reading →