Invery

Location

Lower Dee, Banchory

Summary

Half share of the Invery Beat fishing alternate weeks
5 year average catch (shown here as 50% of the total for the beat): 83 salmon, 43 sea trout, total: 126.
1.3 miles south bank and 0.5 miles north bank with 12 pools, 1 ghillie, 2 huts with WC.
Maximum rods: 6
Price range: £40 - £140 per rod/day

Please note that whilst Invery recommends the wearing and use of life vests, this fishery does not supply life vests for the use of anglers.

Description

The Invery fishings are jointly owned and are fished alternate weeks by each party with the same full time ghillie managing the whole. The Invery beat fishes 6 rods and is one of the best known lower beats on the River Dee and lies immediately downstream from the junction of one of the largest tributary entering the Dee opposite Banchory, the Water of Feugh.

The beat extends for some 1.3 miles with double bank fishing over approximately half its length and single bank on the remaining south bank opposite Crathes Castle beat. The fishings are subdivided into three beats, one beat on the north bank and two beats on the south bank, each fishing two rods.

There are 12 named pools, all relatively free from trees, and the beat is well recognised for its ease of fishing, both wading and from the banks. The principle fishing/lunch hut, with heating and toilet facilities, is situated on the south bank. Similar facilities are located on the other two beats.

There is excellent vehicular access to the fishings with a roadway alongside a large proportion of the beat. Tenants fishing this season will be requested to fish fly only and return all salmon as per the Dee Board's catch and release policy.

We have a River Tweed beat called LOWER PAVILION located near Melrose in the Scottish Borders. To check the current availability go to
Lower Pavilion