We have 14 miles of superb water. Glides, runs and deep pools. Over rolling farmland to steep, wooded gorges. You want it we got it!

The main river stem contains a good head of brown trout in a good range of sizes. Fish over 1 lb are not uncommon and whilst the size limit is 10", members are requested to release all brown trout and grayling under 12" and in particular, to release all brown trout which appear native ( ie non stock fish) in order to aid the conservation of natural stock and to permit an increase in the overall average weight of fish in the system.

The AAC stock the main river stem with farm reared brown trout, and its tributaries with brown trout reared from eyed ova in our own hatchery, in accordance with river catchment management requirements. Grayling are also present, particularly in the lower reaches of the catchment, and sea trout are known to navigate their way to the upper reaches. 

You have excellent fishing possibilities, superb scenery and the chance to see kingfishers, herons, woodpeckers, otters and unfortunately the odd mink!

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Part One - Bow Butts to Browns Bridge

Part two-BROWNS BRIDGE TO CRAIG BRIDGE

New! Beat Map-  drawn up in 1967!

Enjoy