Monday, February 20, 2012

Salmon Fishing Scotland River Tay, Perthshire, Scotland Estuary.

Salmon Fishing Scotland River Tay, Perthshire, Scotland Estuary.

These are a couple of pictures of the Tay Estuary as it meanders down to Dundee on the last 20 miles of its 118 mile length.
The tidal water of the river starts just above Perth. On a very high tide the river is effected as far up as the mouth of the Almond just above Perth.

The river meanders down to Dundee and beyond form Perth past the mouth of the Earn and Newburgh. This area was heavily netted up until about 15 years ago but all the nets were bought off to further the angling in the areas above Perth and beyond.

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yo say "The tidal water of the river starts just above Perth".

Surely this is where the tidal influence ENDS?

Tayslider

Charles Duncan said...

Your picture of a salmon caught on Glendelvine today isn't Ian Patterson, I'm afraid. Two fish were caught. One by Charlie Duncan, throne in your picture by John McLay. But what a wonderful day out with a great ghillie. An unforgettable experience.

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