Monteviot Beat is situated south of the A68 downstream from the Cleikimin Bridge towards Nisbet Village and flows gently through a beautiful stretch of Border country in sight of the historic Penielheugh (Waterloo) Monument. The Beat embraces approximately 2.5 miles of the River Teviot and offers superb salmon, sea trout, trout and grayling fishing for six rods with exclusive use of the water. There are ten named pools all producing fine catches, the five best being Monteviot Pool, Pike Pool, Jedfoot Pool, Black Bridge and The Hutches. There are two fishing huts for the use of the anglers and a part-time gillie is available.
Accommodation available near by:
The Nisbet Old Schoolhouse is near the river. The cottage is situated in the beautiful Borders and is located in the small village of Nisbet approximately five miles north east of Jedburgh. The house is detached and comprises sitting room with dining area, kitchen, 3 double bedrooms (2 twin-bedded) upstairs bathroom, ground floor shower room and large family room. The property has central heating with multi fuel stove and enjoys an elevated position with private garden ground.
Why you need to fish here
Anglers should consider booking the Monteviot Beat on the River Teviot for its outstanding reputation as one of Scotland’s most productive and scenic salmon fishing beats. Situated in the heart of the Scottish Borders, the beat offers a long, varied stretch of water with a mix of classic pools, glides, and runs that hold fish throughout the season. Monteviot is known for its strong runs of Atlantic salmon and sea trout, giving anglers a genuine chance of exciting sport in beautiful surroundings. The beat is also well managed, with controlled rod numbers to ensure a peaceful fishing experience and excellent water coverage. Combined with easy access, comfortable fishing conditions, and the historic setting of the Monteviot Estate, it provides a memorable and rewarding day for both experienced salmon anglers and those new to the River Teviot.