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| Taymouth Angling Club was established
in 1997 to provide trout fishing to residents
of Kenmore as well as to visitors. The club has
two and a half miles of the River Tay begining
at the Kenmore Bridge and including the Kenmore
and Castle
Beats. Fishing on the Point
Beat is reserved for Full Members. Fishing is
typical of a highland river. Trout are around
the pound mark and can be prolific. There are
some better specimens in the more inaccessible
places. |
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Club Rules |
A maximum of 20 rods is allowed
in total. No more than 2 anglers should fish any
pool at one time. Fishing is strictly
by fly only using a conventional fly rod
and line. No more than 4lb test line should be
used and a maximum of 3 flies. Note that the water
here is very clear, so test strengths of 2lb are
recommended. In the summer months small flies
are best. Barbless hooks are requested. |
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Residents |
Anyone who lives within 5 miles
of the Kenmore Post Office can become a Full
Member. It costs £5 per annum with a
£10 first time joining fee. |
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Non-Residents |
Visitors may obtain day tickets
from the Kenmore Post Office which is open seven
days a week. Visitors weekly permits are
also available from the Post
Office at £25. Visitors may also apply
to the Secretary for Associate Membership
the cost of which is £60 per annum with
£10 joining fee. Application forms can be
obtained from the Post Office or by writing to:
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The Secretary
Taymouth Angling Club
2 The Square
Kenmore
PH15 2HH |
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Terms & Conditions |
Period |
Adult |
Junior* |
Senior Citizen
&Disabled* |
Daily |
£5 |
£2.00 |
£2.00 |
Weekly |
£25 |
NA. |
NA |
Monthly |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Annual (residents) |
£5 |
£2.50 |
£2.50 |
Annual (non-residents) |
£60 |
£10 |
£10 |
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*Note that Senior Citizens,
Juniors and the Disabled may fish the Hotel Pool
using any method. |
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Disabled, Senior Citizens and
Juniors (under 14) |
The above will be issued with
a FREE annual membership
for fishing (any method) on the Hotel
Pool. Application should be made to the Post
Office or Secretary. All other permits are available
at half price. |
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Coarse Fishing |
The fishery is primarily concerned
with trout, however there are a very few pike
present and some eels. There are no grayling in
the water. Coarse fishing permits can be obtained
from the Secretary. |
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Complaints |
Should you have any complaints
about the way this club operates you are invited
to write to the Tay Liaison Committee or SANA. |
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Fishing Parties and Advance
Bookings |
Advance bookings through the
secretary |
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Fishing Law in Scotland |
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