River Nairn Report
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(Last Updated: Monday 13 February)
The centenary opening of the Nairn Angling Association took place on saturday 11 th February at the Jubilee Bridge. This was to celebrate 100 years of the Associations fishing on the River Nairn.
The ceremony was supposed to be opened by committee member Kevan Mackay as his family had been involved every season since 1923 with the association, but unfortunately he took ill with Covid. The ceremony was performed by Vice president James Dunbar as the president Willie Baron had been in hospital and was also unable to attend. A good turn out of anglers and friends took place, with piper Dennis playing us to the river and the usual dram was thrown in the river with good wishes for the new season.
To mark the centenary, we are having a free 3 course dinner in the Nairn Dunbar golf club later in the year with a complementary drink and members will be contacted nearer the time with details. We also are having a centenary booklet published with pictures and anecdotes from 1923 to date, which will be available soon.
Tight lines to anyone venturing out on the Nairn this year, here's hoping it is a good season!
Charlie Black
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