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When you are not fishing on the River Tay a visit to Scone Palace is a must. Perthshire offers so much to the visitor from its awe-inspiring scenery and stunning

In the heart of Highland Perthshire, immerse yourself in the tranquillity of this unique contemporary home designed by an award winning architect. The Steadings Boutique designed accommodation is near to the banks of the Tay and perfect for fishing the … Continue reading →

Water is required for most rivers at the moment to get some of your favourite fishing runs and pools with a bit more movement in them. Still there is some lovely fish being via Early May Salmon — Caledonia Flies

  The Tay Ghillies Association are holding a RACE NIGHT in the TAYSIDE HOTEL on Friday 14th October starting at 7.30pm with the first race under orders at 8.00pm. All are welcome with some great prizes and fun. Please join … Continue reading →

These last few weeks Tom Carter has been taking some time out to get onto rivers in Scotland to meet ghillies and boatmen in order to get a better understanding of their beats, the river and the men who look … Continue reading →

Malcolm Anderson from Caledonia Fly Company shares his fly choice for September on the Tay. Water levels on the river this month have been dropping and when this happens it can unsettle the fish from taking. There are a few … Continue reading →

Are you a keen Angler with a background in retail or just passionate about fishing? We are currently recruiting for either a permanent full time or part time Sales Assistant for our Fishing Department .With customer service at the heart … Continue reading →

The FishPal group of sites are growing and expanding. The growth we are seeing and forecasting means that I’m looking for new people to come and join the team. via FishPal Are Recruiting —

FishTay met up with Dr. David Summers of the Tay Foundation earlier this month at the Tay hatchery to find out more on how they are educating the next generation on rivers, their inhabitants and the environment through Salmon in … Continue reading →