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Photo by John Gray |
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The River Earn taken at Templemill, Creiff,
looking upstream. |
The Earn season for salmon and sea trout runs
from 1st February to 31st October. |
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The River Earn is commonly called
a tributary of the Tay. This is perhaps a misconception.
The only connection is that the Earn flows into
the Tay Estuary well below the high tide mark.
They are both very distinct rivers and
are of quite different character. The Earn (unlike
the Tay) is famous for its sea trout and salmon
run later (hence season difference). |
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Kinkell
Beat
Salmon, good sea trout ,
brown trout and grayling fishing on over
two miles (30 pools) of the middle River
Earn. A really nice beat. |
Kinkell Bridge
by Auchterarder |
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Lochlane and Laggan Fishings
Lochlane
and Laggan
fishings
offer
some
of the
very
best
fly fishing
to be
found
on the
River
Earn.
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Crieff |
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Crieff Angling Club
Controls
three beats on the River Earn: Upper Strowan,
Braidhaugh,
and Drummond Castle which together cover
some 5 miles of the river, mostly both banks.
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Crieff |
TBA. |
Comrie Angling Club
J Lovat
Fraser,
Tiagh
na
H'Iasgair, St Fillans,
Perthshire.
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Comrie |
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Trinity Gask Fishing Syndicate
Controls approximately 5 miles of excellent
single bank Salmon & Sea Trout fishing
on the River Earn near Auchterarder.
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Trinity Gask |
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Dupplin
Estate
Trout Fishing on the Forteviot/Average
Beats and Grayling fishing on the Wester
Cairnie Beat of the lower River Earn. |
Close to
A9 |
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Moncrieffe
Estate
Salmon trout and sea trout
fishing on the last non tidal beat of the
River Earn. Exceptional value for money
and well worth a try. |
Bridge of
Earn |
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