The beat is on the left bank and is 1.5 miles long, with plenty of room for 4 rods.
The beat has Eleven named pools Bridge Pool, Shanks, Smiddy, Boat Pool, Mouth of Fiddich, Tail of Fiddich, Heathery Isle, Upper Dips, Lower Dips, Red Craig and Ladies Haugh
The area is beautiful and the river is easy to cover well with fly.
There is also a nice fishing hut at the Red Craig Pool.
Located just north of Craigallachie, this beat offer left bank fishing for four rods. Marching with the famous Telford bridge the beat runs downstream to march with Arndilly below. Easy wading and a great hut and ghillie.
Why you need to fish here
The Easter Elchies (west/left bank) salmon beats on the River Spey are simply magnificent. With easy access, wonderful facilities, and an experienced and professional ghillies there for your convenience, you will find yourself gently wading down quintessential Spey pools with a chance of a fish in almost all conditions.
Surrounded by Speyside terrain, ancient stands of trees, ubiquitous distilleries and only 2 miles drive downstream from Aberlour, the beats stretches for 1.5 miles on the Easter Elchies side from the Craigellachie Bridge down to the march with Arndilly.
What is remarkable about the majority of fish caught on the Easter Elchies beat, is that the fish are nearly all fresh, and potentially sea liced for most of the season. The pools vary from slow and gravel lined through to rapid necks and tails. There are also a number of excellent holding pools which can provide significant numbers of salmon throughout the season.
