Salmon Fishing Season Underway

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Most salmon rivers are now open and the start of the trout season only days away. The Helmsdale produced a couple of lovely spring fish in the first fortnight of February. Fresh fish were also being caught on the River Tay including a cracking 34lb fish on Upper Kinnaird on 10 February. Early season tickets are available for various beats on all the main rivers from around a very affordable £30 per day. Providers, Agents and Accommodation offering salmon fishing can be found here. Remember you do not require a Rod Licence to fish in Scotland – making it even more affordable.

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