Use Beauly Fishing Holiday Accommodation Guide when visiting the beauly area to enjy fishing. Beauly is a popular centre for those who are interested in game sports as fabulous shooting and fishing are available locally.
The Beauly District Fishery Board covers the Rivers Beauly, Glass and Farrar, the Catchment extends from Glen Affric in the south-west to the mouth of the River Beauly at the Beauly Firth and includes Glen Cannich, Glen Strathfarrar and Strathglass.
There is extensive hydro-electric development on the system, including principal dams at Loch Monar and Loch Mullardoch, Aigas and Kilmorack.
You will find approximately 2.2 miles of double bank fishing on the Upper Beauly. There are two beats, three rods on each, which are fished in rotation.
A beautiful stretch of water in Strathglass, in peaceful and relaxing surroundings. There is a ghillie available by arrangement, if required.
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There is a comfortable, lunch hut at a central point on the fishery.
Lovat Estates owns the middle River Beauly which is available for fishing by contacting Donald Fraser at R Morisons, Ironmongers, in the town of Beauly along the high street.
The lower River Beauly is owned by River Beauly Fishing Syndicate and is let on a timeshare basis, the Lovat Estates also owns the Beauly Estuary waters.
Beauly Angling Club provides members with affordable access to river and firth for Salmon and Sea Trout.
The club was founded during the Second World War by the late Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, and became known as the Beauly Angling Club in the mid 1980s.
Fishing on the River Beauly extends downstream from Lovat Bridge to Wester Lovat; this equates to around 7 miles of bank fishing with ten named pools.
The fishing on the inner half of the Beauly Firth is also included in club membership offering saltwater fly fishing, spinning and bait fishing predominately for Sea Trout.
