Tag Archives: Fishing

Brown trout

Posted on September 23, 2018 by James Hall

It’s been a poor year fishing at Croick, as with just about anywhere in the UK. The water has come now but salmon are still scarce. However one of our guests made up for it with this lovely trout caught … Continue reading →

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Low water

Posted on July 21, 2013 by James Hall

  Like the rest of the country we are sweltering at the moment and, dare I say it, we could use some rain. The river looks as low as I have ever seen it and any fish will need to … Continue reading →

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End of fishing season

Posted on September 29, 2012 by James Hall

  Today was the last fishing day of the 2011 season. It looked a pretty hopeless day as it had rained all night, and continued in the morning. The river was very high and raging and it was obviously going … Continue reading →

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A fish worth a walk

Posted on August 19, 2011 by James Hall

Last week, a very nice fishing family was staying at Manse. As the river was low they made several journeys up to our trout lochs to catch wild brownies, mostly of one-bite size. Loch nam Buidheag is the northern of … Continue reading →

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Fishing on the Spey

Posted on June 5, 2011 by James Hall

I have just come back from a week’s fishing on the Carron Beat of the Spey. As you can see from the picture above it is a pretty section of the Spey, west of Aberlour. It takes it’s name from … Continue reading →

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