A selection of our guided Scottish salmon fishing venues
The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tummel
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This River Tay gravel tapered riverbank is a very popular venue for teaching salmon fishing guided guests how to fish from. Look at the perfect line of oak tress on the opposite side of the river. The Tay is located in Perthshire which is in central Scotland and not too far from Edinburgh & Glasgow.
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This fine shot is of the River Tay in Scotland shows a salmon angler out wading in the river with his double handed salmon fly rod. This easy to wade gravel bank is popular with salmon fishing guests who come to salmon fish on the Tay.
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The River Tay
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This is the neck of the Channel Pool on the Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay. This fine shot was facing downstream and was taken in June while the riverbanks were in perfect condition.
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tummel
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The River Tummel
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This is the Daffodil Lie Pool on the River Tay's Kinnaird Beat. The grass has recently been cut as you can see and in the very far distance is exactly where the River Tummel enters the Tay.
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Look at this for beautiful salmon water on the River Tay near Dunkeld. This shot is of the River Tay & River Tummel confluence which is a great salmon fisher destination. Note the perfectly cut grass riverbank to the left of frame.
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tummel
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The River Tay
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The Guay Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The tail of the Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Green Bank Pool of the Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The River Dee
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The tail of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Boil Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee is beautiful throughout the Scottish seasons as you can see here. This lovely riverbank shot was taken during late Spring on the Upper Blackhall salmon fishing beat which is a popular destination for our Scottish salmon fishing holiday guests.
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This is the neck of the River Tay's Boat Pool on Glendelvine Water. This lovely shot was taken during late May when the wild lupins were in full bloom as you can see.
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The old sandstone bridge on the River Dee at Crathie near Braemar.
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The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Invery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Cradle Pool on the Ballathie salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Neck Of The Cottar Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The water gauge and salmon fishing boat on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The tail of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Invery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The fishing hut view on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Neck Of The Boil Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Cottar Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Meetings Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Green Bank Pool on the Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Blackhall beat of the River Dee.
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The Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Green Bank Pool on the Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The neck of the Channel Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Upper Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Killiechangie Pool on the Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The River Dee
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The Steps Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Tail Of The Trap Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Mike's Run Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay / Tummel.
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The Dean's Burn Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee
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The Steps Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Ivery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Trap Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Invery salmon fishing beat of the River Dee.
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The Meetings Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Meetings Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Blackhall beat on the River Dee.
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The Lower Blackhall salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Invery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The River Tay
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The Island Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Ivery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The right hand bank of the Mike's Run Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay/ Tummel.
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Looking up the Channel Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The burn stones at the Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee has some exceptional salmon fly fishing water as you can see here on the lovely Crathie Beat near Braemar. Look at the beautiful fast flowing streamy water and boulder strewn riverbanks. A perfect Scottish salmon river stream for a salmon fishing break.
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The tail of the March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Banchory salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Mike's Run Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Ivery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Guay Pool on the Lower Kinnaird Beat
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The Green Bank Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The neck of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird Beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee
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The Banchory salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Green Bank Pool on the Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The neck of the Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Trap Pool on the Newtyle salmon fishing beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The famous Boat Pool on the Glendelvine salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Kindallachan Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The tail of the Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Ash Tree Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Invery salmon fishing beat of the River Dee.
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The Meetings Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The neck of the Rock Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The March Pool on the Upper Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee
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The Guay Pool on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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The River Dee
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Lower Tummel salmon beat of the River Tummel.
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The Invery salmon beat of the River Dee.
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The Ferry Stream on the Lower Kinnaird salmon beat of the River Tay.
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