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Thursday 4th September – Member Greame Burns was fishing at the Haugh today and accidently managed to leave his rod/reel which was resting on the car. The rod is 7′ homemade rod using two Hardy zFibatubes and with maroon line. … Continue reading →

David Mudie’s son mislaid a a transparent covered fly box in the vicinity of Vicarsbridge on Friday. Anyone able to reunite angler and fly box, please get in touch via thedaa@talktalk.net or David directly.

The Devon Angling Association’s AGM will be held on Monday 13th January 2025 at 19.30 in the Baptist Church Halls, Tillicoultry. This is the small building on Murray Square between the Baptist Church and the public toilet, here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ynGBREUKbTQjtUMt8 Apologies … Continue reading →

The Devon Angling Association’s AGM will be held on Monday 13th January 2025 at 19.30 in the Baptist Church Halls, Tillicoultry. The Agenda will be:

Well the summer appears to be waning, if it ever really got going! This week has finally induced a mini-spate (well the river rose by almost 20cm in Tillicoultry) which seemed to freshen up the river and brought trout to … Continue reading →

The section of the river upstream of Muckhart Mill to the Cauldron Linn (and parts of the valley of the Gairney Burn) is a Site of Special Scientific Interest known as the Devon Gorge SSSI. It has gained this designation … Continue reading →

Well today was the first day of the new season, and it started just like the end of last season; cold and wet! Glenquey is full and the river was well up after yesterday’s persistent rain First of all a … Continue reading →

Long time DAA member Drew Jamieson has released a revised edition of his excellent book “Where the wild salmon run”. The previous edition was a really great read! The press release can be read here Copies of this and Drew’s … Continue reading →

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