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Salmon Fishing On The Yair Estate River Tweed

Posted on September 29, 2020 by FishPal Global Online booking system for all things fishing

An elegant and traditional Scottish country estate, The Yair perches regally on the banks of the River Tweed in the heart of the Scottish Borders, amid ancient woodland and rolling hills.

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Belvedere Cottage River Tweed

Posted on February 21, 2020 by FishPal Global Online booking system for all things fishing

Situated in the village of Norham just a stone’s throw from the River Tweed, Belvedere offers country comforts and all the charm of village life. The ruins of Norham Castle form a historic backdrop to the 1.5-mile Pedwell Beat, with … Continue reading →

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FishTweed river report 11th May 2015

Posted on May 11, 2015 by GT

(Last updated: Monday 11th May) The May bank holiday weekend arrived with some much needed rain and boy did it arrive!!  As a result, Monday was not fishable but did clear enough for a better week overall with 70 salmon … Continue reading →

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Beat reports

Posted on October 4, 2013 by GT

The beat reports updated from the beats themselves this week are:- Head Boatman at Tillmouth Willy Elliot reports on Friday 4th October: “The river levels are getting low again but there is rain in the catchment today and this should … Continue reading →

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Bluestone Fishery update

Posted on July 29, 2013 by GT

Friday 26th July Bluestone Fishery – River level 1ft this morning, fishing can be resumed. After a very dry month with 0″ on the gauge for 4 weeks, we have had local rain in the last 36 hours. There’s still some … Continue reading →

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Wattie Dods – An appreciation

Posted on July 26, 2013 by GT

It was with a packed Caddonfoot church and a good number of mourners having to stand outside also, that we said goodbye to Wattie on Wednesday. The large turnout bore testament to the love and respect with which Wattie was … Continue reading →

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CLA Game Fair – Country Life’s Big Debate

Posted on July 3, 2013 by GT

The Game Fair prides itself on its debates; they are a talking point every year, and for 2013 Ragley Hall in Warwickshire, is set to follow suit. The Country Life Big Debate is scheduled for 2pm on the Friday in … Continue reading →

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Early April 2013.

Posted on April 12, 2013 by GT

It’s a strange thing nature.  The weather from one year to the next is constantly changing. Whether it be from climate change or not, looking back records, we can only come to one conclusion; whatever info you have, nature will … Continue reading →

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Selkirk Angling Exhibition

Posted on April 4, 2013 by GT

Halliwell’s House Museum, Halliwell’s Close, Selkirk is running a temporary exhibition until Sunday 5 May 2013: open from 11-4 mon-sat and 12-3 on sundays. This exhibition should be well worth a visit. Angling Exhibition:  “Where the Pools are Bright and … Continue reading →

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Fish of the Month

Posted on April 2, 2013 by GT

Congratulations go to Martin Richie who landed the FishTweed/Borders Gunroom March  ‘Fish of the Month’ at Upper Hendersyde during the week ending 9th March. Upper Hendersyde had some of the best sport on the river during that week with 4 salmon, … Continue reading →

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