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Post by allthegearnoidea Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:55 pm

Fishing in The Grampian Region
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The Grampian region is relatively flat with the east boundary meeting the highlands and taking on
the typical Scottish Highland terrain characteristics. The most dominant geographical feature is
the stunning coastline to the north and east, with it's rugged cliff tops, home to hundreds of sea bird
colonies and it's miles of long sandy beaches, where if you are lucky you might spot some dolphins.
The famous River Spey, one of Scotland's finest salmon fishing rivers, runs from Ballindalloch
to the Spey Bay and the not so well known River Lossie runs through the market town of Elgin.
The Fishing`s

Aberdeen, Banff, Braemar,
Elgin, Ellon, Fettercairn,
Fochabers, Forres, Fraserburgh 		Huntly, Insch, Methlick,
Mossat, New Deer, Old Deer,
Oldmeldrum, Stonehaven
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Post by allthegearnoidea Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:56 pm

Guided Salmon and Trout Fishing Holidays in Scotland

1, 3 or 6 Day Fishing Holidays Bespoke Fishing Holidays

Corporate and Business Fishing Trips Fly Fishing Courses
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Post by allthegearnoidea Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:57 pm

Moray Cottages - 4 Star Self-cateringWhether you are looking for salmon, rainbow or brown trout fishing or enjoy sea fishing where you hardly see another angler, Moray has it all! Situated in the heart of Malt Whisky country, approximately half way between Aberdeen & Inverness, there are trout lochs, rivers and sea angling venues all within easy reach of our cottages. For more details please contact...
Robert & Fiona McHugh

Telephone : +44 (0) 1340 820 007

E-mail : info@moray-cottages.com

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Post by allthegearnoidea Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:57 pm

Angling Associations & Fishing Clubs in Grampian

Accommodation in Grampian Fishing Tackle Shops in Grampian
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