1. Tenants shall not be permitted to sub-let fishings without the prior written approval of the Proprietor.
2. The maximum number of rods, inclusive of ghillies, permitted to fish at any time shall be three.
3. All fishing shall be in a bona fide fair and sportsman like manner, which shall be deemed to exclude the use of live and natural baits. From 1st July inclusive, tenants shall observe the 2024 Conservation Code, which recommends that all salmon, grilse and sea trout should be released back into the river. Tenants are asked to return all fish and not kill any salmon or grilse this year. To assist in the release of fish, all hooks should be barbless with a policy against treble hooks being used. From 1st July inclusive fly only shall be used.
4. Access shall be by traditional routes, taking account of stock and crop. Drivers must drive slowly past Dinnet House ( max 20mph) otherwise access will be via North Lodge. It is the tenant’s responsibility to ensure guests adhere to this rule. Any abuse of these privileges will lead to immediate withdrawal thereof without notice.
5. Rents are due and shall be paid before fishing commences. VAT will be charged at the appropriate rate.
6. No publicity or use of social media without prior written consultation with the Proprietor.
7. The Tenant should be able to produce upon request a valid Public Liability Insurance Policy certificate covering himself and guest rods for not less than £1,000,000.
8. Dogs are not permitted on the river bank unless kept on a lead.
9. The Tenant and any guests must wear and use his/her own personal protective equipment where appropriate. This should include chest waders, wading stick, appropriate clothing and flotation equipment to marine standards.
10. Tenants are asked to ensure all their guests receive and hopefully read a copy of these conditions. COVID-19 Fishing Rules All rods and ghillies must follow all current Government guidelines on COVID19 and in particular observe social distancing rules.
11. Gyrodactylus Salaris. All rods must continue to maintain protection against Gyrodactylus Salaris. Disinfectant will be provided and must be used for waders and any other equipment likely to come in contact with the water.
