Feugh
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Many thanks to Falls of Feugh Restaurant & Tea Room for facilitating this camera's location. The Feugh is the largest tributary to the River Dee It rises in the Grampian Mountains, in an area known as the Forest of Birse, and has a particularly scenic aspect in a series of cascades at the Bridge of Feugh slightly above its point of discharge to the Dee. The Falls of Feugh are a short walk from the centre of Banchory. The footbridge is a popular place for spotting salmon leaping. In the 1800's turnpike roads were constructed throughout Scotland and travellers were charged for their use of the roads. The toll houses were built with windows facing both ways along the road to catch passing travellers. There is a fine example of a former toll house at the Bridge of Feugh.
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added: 14th May 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
The River Dee saw a lot of anglers fishing the length of the catchment looking for the elusive salmon with catches reported from Park to Crathie. If you were in the right place at the... Continue reading
added: 7th May 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
The River Dee in May is a wonderful place to be salmon fishing with many anglers coming back year on year to fish for spring salmon. This last week has been very special for some visitors... Continue reading
added: 30th Apr 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
The heavens opened last week and the river had a very big lift in levels to encourage new fish to come forward from the sea. The River height peaked around 6 feet above summer levels... Continue reading
added: 23rd Apr 2012
posted by: Angling Trust
Here's a round up of recent stories from the Angling Trust
1. Angling for Scouts - great initiative to get more youngsters into fishing.
More HERE.
2.... Continue reading
added: 23rd Apr 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
As I write this report prior to meeting 20 River Managers from Norway who are visiting Deeside for a few days I am able to report that visiting Norwegian anglers have done very well last... Continue reading
added: 16th Apr 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
It was a difficult week for many anglers, especially in the lower beats as fish were not hanging about in their quest to run upriver. FishDee beats reported 101 salmon and 7 sea trout... Continue reading
added: 9th Apr 2012
posted by: Ken Reid
Recent Catches
What a change to the fortunes of anglers fishing the Dee last week with the continuation of unseasonable weather. Two weeks ago it was blazing sunshine and record high temperatures and... Continue reading
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