Fishing A Highland Stream

[Wildfisher]

If it comes under the upper Spey PO then surely there must be day ticket access, or is it a river Don style PO that operates there?

Which reminds me, I wonder how things are going there.  :roll:

[Part-time]

That's good news PT. I'll head over there next May  and shack up at the camp site.

I feel a stravaig coming on...............

It would be a good base for a stravaig Some wee lochs in the hills to the west I have always wondered about as well.

Never new there was a protection order in place on the upper Spey/Truim - just as well I had no rod with me when I was there. I'm usually in the area a couple of times a month and will make some enquiries about the fishing when I'm there next.

[Ptinid]

This is on my 'to do' list as well, as the book is one of my favourites. I'd love to give it a go if you're considering organising a stravaig.

[corsican dave]

as a local resident, i've fished the association stretch of the truim a couple of times. actually caught my smallest trout ever here last season. almost as long as the spider!!

it's a very pretty water, but the trout seem few and far between. i tried moving upstream from the confluence with the spey one evening, but quite tricky wading. more than two fishermen at a time would kill it. and one's plenty.

upstream from the bridge by invernavon is estate water (glentruim) and i've not found how to fish it. however, i understand the estate's up for sale, so maybe we could all club together.... :lol:

dod permits almost anywhere locally are not a good idea. the spey bailiffs are very active