The Abernethy Waters consist of 15 named pools on over 6 miles (10Km) of double bank fishing on the famous River Spey for salmon, sea trout and brown trout.
This stretch is available to all visitors staying in Boat of Garten, Nethybridge, Dulnain Bridge and Carr-Bridge.
The methods allowed are fly, spinning or worm fishing, with certain stretches of the river reserved for fly only when the river reaches a certain level. Each year well in excess of 110 sea trout are taken from these waters.
The Spey offers some of the finest sea trout fishing in the world, and is unaffected by the problems in other areas of Britain.
Special platforms are provided for wheelchair users with a car park for their exclusive use only 50 yards away.
There is water to suit all types of fishing from the fast waters of the Millers Pool and Nethy Pool (ideal for the fly), to the slower running fish holding pools such as Frankies Corner and the Lower Railway Pool.
Why you need to fish here
This stretch is available to all visitors staying in Boat of Garten, Nethybridge, Dulnain Bridge and Carr-Bridge.
