River Devon
aThe River Devon is a lovely small river that meanders down from Glen Devon to enter the River...
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Posted by unfamous | Wednesday, February 5, 2020 | River Information |
aThe River Devon is a lovely small river that meanders down from Glen Devon to enter the River...
Read MorePosted by unfamous | Thursday, December 5, 2019 | River Information, Rivers |
The River Tummel may be a relatively short river but don’t confuse that with it being a small river. It is not. Wide, fast and ever changing it provides a challenge to any angler visiting this spectacular area of Perthshire.
Read MorePosted by unfamous | Wednesday, September 4, 2019 | River Information, Rivers |
The River Annan is sourced in the Hills to the North of Moffat and from there meanders down over 35 miles of the rolling South Western Scotland area to the Solway firth at Annan town. The Annan has runs of migratory fish, Atlantic Salmon and Sea Trout as well as being home to Brown Trout and Grayling.
Read MorePosted by unfamous | Saturday, April 12, 2014 | River Information, Rivers |
The River Carron is a relatively short river, which is sourced in the Touch Hills at the Earlsburn Reservoirs with various small burns joining along its route,and flows down through the Carron Valley past, Dunipace, Denny, Larbert, Falkirk and out to the sea at Grangemouth. Its very much a river in recovery after years of industrial pollution especially around Falkirk where various industries seen the river as a useful dumping ground for their toxic waste. The river has cleaned up considerably since those bad old days that were as recent as the late 80’s. I recll working on a job at Carron Phoenix and the river looked pretty rancid then. It also takes water in from the Carron Valley Reservoir which is probably more accurately to be considered the direction of the true source of the river prior to the flooding of the valley in the earlier half of the 20th Century.
Read MorePosted by unfamous | Wednesday, November 9, 2011 | River Information, Rivers |
This page will cover what most people would refer to as the Upper Clyde, from near its source deep in the Borders to around Blantyre, South of Glasgow. Below this the river widens to become the Mid Clyde which while holding Trout and Coarse species, is probably more interest to the angler seeking Salmon and Sea Trout.
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