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Wild Brown Trout and Grayling fishing on various beats of the River Tay. *Highly experienced river guides*
Learn or improve Dry fly techniques, Euronymphing, Fishing wets, Spiders and Streamers.
Sage Experiences Outfitter with premium R8 Core/Classic and ESN fly rods.
Breathable waders and boots with tungsten studs provided.
Sage and Orvis Endorsed guides, world class river anglers
Season Trout March 15th to October 6th –
Grayling no close season, though we stop fishing for them in March to allow them to spawn.
Perthshire offers fantastic fishing in the River Tay for Wild Brown Trout, and Grayling.
Furthermore, the Tay is such a large and diverse water system, with a huge population of fish. The River Tay is the longest river in Scotland, with a catchment of over 3,500 miles. Equally there are no barriers to prevent fish migrating up and down the system.
Additionally, we have access to a wide variety of beats, offering majestic scenery and a mixture of pools. The Upper River Tay trout fishing near Aberfeldy is a more manageable size to fish. Furthermore it produces ample opportunities to fish the dry fly. In the last 5 years, Euronymphing has been a highly effective method. Additionally it’s worth swinging soft hackled spiders.

The middle and lower river offers a great riffles, pools an glides creating a diverse habitat for trout. However it’s worth considering the river is considerably bigger here. Due to the size of the middle Tay it’s vital to be with a guide to keep you safe when wading.

We can collect you from your hotel in Edinburgh or Perthshire and transport you to the river. Dunkeld is a good town to be located for the middle river and Aberfeldy for the upper river.
We will also supply all your tackle, waders, boots and life vest. In fact, al you need to bring are warm layers and sunglasses.
Your river guide is a current team member of the Scotland Fly Fishing Team, and competed in last years World Championships. He is a very skilled trout and grayling angler and can help you learn new techniques.
The River Tay trout fishing is best in early spring for dry fly fishing. In fact, with milder seasons, March has become a great month to target early trout. Huge hatches of Olives, March Browns, and LDO’s can cause trout to explode on the surface, as they feed confidently. This is when big trout can be caught and these rises occur usually in the warmer part of the day between 12 noon and 3pm.
Also Grayling fishing is best in the Autumn and winter months, Oct – January. Outside of these peak times, fish can be caught, but tactics need to be flexible to adapt to river levels and conditions.

In conclusion, the River Tay trout fishing is a unique experience, that combines skill, patience and a profound connection with nature. Ultimately all set to a backdrop of majestic Perthshire scenery.