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For an exciting
fishing
experience, welcome
to Achagour Fishery, a series of man made lochs extending to some
7 hectares with a depth of between 10 and 14 feet at their deepest
points. They are fed by the Red Burn which flows through them, bringing
with it all the nutrients required to provide the perfect habitat for
both Brown, Blue and Rainbow Trout, with which they are stocked.
Although
relatively new, they are already attracting numerous species of water
birds which are taking advantage of the new habitat, and, in time, it
is hoped that the lochs will become a wildlife haven. The area
has been extensively landscaped and a continued program of sympathetic
planting is planned.
The
lochs are open all year on a catch and
release basis, with a
4-bag per rod/session available at extra cost. The lower lochs
are fly only.
THE TROUTMASTER FISH OFF 2009
The
"Troutmaster Fish Off" was held on 22 March 2009. Although it
was overcast , windy and showery for most of the day, the contestants
stayed in
good spirits. At the end of the Contest, Don
Patience came out as the overall winner, with a bag of 9 lb 12 oz,
followed by Ron Phillips on 9 lb, with Linda Bisset a worthy third on 8
lb 12 oz. The Junior Section was won by Douglas Fraser with 8 lb
14 oz, with Runner Up, Alan Black on 7 lbs 8 oz.
THE WINTER LEAGUE
The Winter League winners announced on 29 March were:
1st - Peter Green, 2nd - David Mateer and 3rd Okane
MacLennan. Peter Green also had the record for the biggest fish
at 7lb 8oz.
Winter League - 29 March 2009 - Stewart Mackintosh (Centre) with
Contestants
& Winners
Tight
Lines!
4 Pounder
The Lochs

Good
Catch!
Another 4
Pounder
A Lunch Hut
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FACILITIES:
* Adequate Parking
* Easy access to all lochs
* Picnic Tables and Picnic Huts
* WC Facilities
* Facilities for Disabled Anglers including disabled WC,
specialist
electric hookup and pontoons for wheelchair access.
* Fly Casting Tuition Available by arrangement
Back To Top
From Nairn,
follow the A939 to Grantown on Spey for just over 7 miles, turn right
on to the road marked Ardclach Bell Tower. Carry on a few
hundred yards and turn into the access roadway marked Achagour Fish
Ponds
and follow this road to the end.
From the South
follow the A939 from Grantown on Spey to Nairn or the B9007 from
Carrbridge to Ferness then continue down the A939 Nairn Road.
Pass the first Ardclach sign and turn in at the second and follow the
directions given above.
TARIFF
Pensioners & DLA £2.00
Discount
Rod For Hire £5.00
(£10.00 returnable deposit)
| Full Day 9.00 - 5.00 |
FLY ONLY
LOCHS |
BAIT LOCH |
|
4
Fish |
£25.00 |
£25.00 |
|
3 Fish |
£22.00 |
£22.00 |
|
2 Fish |
£20.00 |
N/A |
| 5 Hours
2 Fish |
£15.00 |
£15.00 |
| 2 Hours
1 Fish |
£10.00 |
£10.00 |
| 1 Hour
1 Fish |
£10.00 |
£ 10.00 |
| Evening : 5.00 – 10.00 4
Fish |
£25.00 |
£25.00 |
|
2 Fish |
£15.00 |
N/A |
| Full Day Catch
& Release |
£15.00 |
N/A |
| 5 Hours
Catch & Release |
£10.00 |
N/A |
| Evening: Catch
& Release |
£10.00 |
N/A |
ANY
MORE THAN 4 FISH CAUGHT ON BAIT LOCH MUST BE KEPT AT
ADDITIONAL COST:
Brown Trout - £5.00, Rainbow
& Blue
Trout £2.50 (Any Fish over 1½ lb extra)
Prices correct as at 1 April
2009
Contact:
Stewart 01309 651259 or 07749261230
Cindy 07835025833
Emma
07849374821
e-mail: achagourfishpond@aol.com
Web Page Designed by Kate MacGlashan
© 2009