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Post by builnacraig on Dec 15, 2009 20:42:08 GMT
Do the panel have any thoughts on which beats in Scotland are the most profitable? Purely on income generated from salmon fishing and associated accomodation.
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Post by EV4 on Dec 15, 2009 21:10:58 GMT
Tweed. Tillmouth & The Junction would be high on the list.
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Post by charlieH on Dec 15, 2009 21:48:17 GMT
Tweed. Tillmouth & The Junction would be high on the list. I agree that Tweed is almost certainly the most expensive fishing in Scotland - certainly on a per fish basis; however Tillmouth is largely syndicated so won't, strictly speaking, generate income for its owners. I think the two Floors beats must be in contention because they are the only significant Tweed beats I know of that have a requirement to take accommodation along with the fishing - and the hotel isn't exactly cheap! |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2009 22:28:56 GMT
the Park Estate on the Dee must be up there nowadays
It has a very long season also.
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Post by EV4 on Dec 16, 2009 0:28:33 GMT
I had forgot about Floors. I remember getting an invite to fish Upper Floors. Later in the day back at the hotel I ordered a round of drinks and some sandwiches. I thought they had made a mistake when I got the bill. I was sure it was a bill for a nights stay.......  Tweed. Tillmouth & The Junction would be high on the list. I agree that Tweed is almost certainly the most expensive fishing in Scotland - certainly on a per fish basis; however Tillmouth is largely syndicated so won't, strictly speaking, generate income for its owners. I think the two Floors beats must be in contention because they are the only significant Tweed beats I know of that have a requirement to take accommodation along with the fishing - and the hotel isn't exactly cheap! |
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