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The
River Fillan lies between Tyndrum
and Crianlarich. The River Conninish
(which is little more than a stream)
is its source. Together these two
rivers then become the River Dochart
which enters Loch Tay at Killin, with
the Tay proper starting at the other
end of the Loch at Kenmore.
The Fillan flows through Glen Dochart,
which is typical of high glens with
mostly open pasture and mixed woodlands.
The river is small and needs only
a short rod. These headwaters can
be very productive if you catch a
run going through. |
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Rivers Fillan & Dochart
Beat No.2 |
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Photogaph
courtesy of the
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The Pools |
Rivers Fillan & Dochart
- left bank between the march dyke in Strathfillan
upstream from Inverhaggernie and the mouth
of Essan burn. Right bank from Kininverdhu
burn, beside the car park to the point opposite
the mouth of the Essan burn. |
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Trout & Coarse Fishing |
Trout and coarse fishing
on this beat is administered by the owner.
Fishing is from one hour before sunrise
to one hour after sunset and by any legal
method. Adults £3, juniors free. No
bag limit and no size limits. Sunday fishing
is allowed, but no night fishing.
Permits are available from:
Lochdochart House |
Inverhaggernie House |
J.J. Burger Van |
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