NAIRN ANGLING ASSOCIATION
NEWS
30/01/2012
Season opens Saturday 3rd March 2012. Opening ceremony to be held 10:00 at the Jubilee bridge where the new season will be piped in, all members are encouraged to attend.
Permits
Season 2012 permits are now available at Pat Fraser's In Nairn.
Bank Clearance
Work Parties for bank clearance will be held on every Sunday on 12,19 and 26th February 2012.
Meeting will be at 10:00 at Kildrummie. Please try to attend at least one of the dates if you can, support in this task is very much appreciated by your Committee.
The Nairn season runs from March 3rd to 6th October and day or weekly tickets are available to visiting anglers. Methods are Fly and Worm, Spinning is also allowed when water levels are above the spinning marks.
For a relatively small river it can be very productive, both in terms of the quality of fish caught and the quantity. Often called "The little Gem" the Nairn can provide fantastic sport for local anglers and visiting fishers alike.
The River Nairn rises in headstreams on the slopes of Carn Ghriogair in the Monadhliath Mountains and flows North-Eastwards through Strathnairn for 38 miles to empty into the Moray Firth at Nairn.
The Nairn Angling Association holds 8 miles of fishing offering the angler some of the best Salmon & Sea Trout Association water in Scotland. The fishing's are over some 7 beats and include some excellent fly water.
The Nairn Angling Association dates back to 1923 and its aim is to promote and improve fishing, on an 8 mile stretch of the river Nairn for both local people and visitors alike.
