The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The neck of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The fishing hut view on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Daffodil Lie Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
Looking up the Channel Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Rock Pool in Winter on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The fishing hut interior on the Upper Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay.
A salmon fly fisher at the Daffodil Lie Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
Looking Upstream To The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The overhanging oak tree at the March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
Looking Upstream To The Cottage & Bridge Pools on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The left hand bank of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Mike's Run Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The water gauge and salmon fishing boat on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The tail of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Mike's Run Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay / Tummel.
The Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The solid oak lunch table in the fishing hut on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The burn stones at the Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Tail Of The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The neck of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The right hand bank of the Mike's Run Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay/ Tummel.
The traditional larch built salmon fishing boat on the Upper Kinnaird beat of the River Tay.
The neck of the Channel Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
Looking Upstream To The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
Looking Downstream To The Daffodil Lie & Channel Pools on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Daffodil Lie Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The tail of the March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The oak lunch table in the fishing hut on the Upper Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay.
The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Daffodil Lie Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The tail of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The Fishing Hut on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
The neck of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay.
The Mike's Run Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay / Tummel.
This Beautiful Middle Tay Salmon Beat Has To Be One Of The Most Perfectly Positioned Yet Under Fished Middle Tay Salmon Fishing Venues Of All Time.
I could honestly write a book on this individual Tay salmon beat having previously been in charge of the fishing operation for a number of years. Seldom will you find a more interesting multi dimensional salmon fishing venue on any Scottish river as to what you'll find on Upper Kinnaird.
If you study the geography of this middle Tay beat you'll see it encompasses a junction pool, 2 rivers, very deep holding pools and streamy fly fishing water. Technically it has the lot from a salmon fishing point of view and one of the most luxurious & perfectly elevated salmon fishing huts on the entire River Tay system.
From the start of the River Tay salmon fishing season in mid January early running Spring salmon are present in Upper Kinnaird's perfect salmon pools. You simply cannot have this type of river composition with the prolific River Tummel Spring salmon fishery entering the Tay without salmon being present.
This beat has something special and caters for all varieties of salmon fishing from traditional boat harling & trolling to dedicated fly or spin fishing tactics. I've personally enjoyed some great years on this Tay beat and it never failed to surprise me how salmon could be caught at any time of the season due to the diverse nature of its salmon holding pools.
Follow this link for detailed information on our River Tay guided salmon fishing package.
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