Fishing Lake in Lanarkshire

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Avon Trout Fishery, Greendykeside, Airdrie, ML6 7TT
Tel. 07876 512944

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Covering the following areas in Lanarkshire: Berriedale, Brora, Dunbeath, Forsinard, Golspie, Halkirk, Helmsdale, Kinbrace, Kirkwall, Latheron, Lybster, Orkney, Stromness, Thurso, Wick

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

‘Shoot him, Pete,’ said Steve quietly.
Peter waited a fraction longer, then fired at 10 yards’ range. The cracker shell hit the bear slap on the nose, bounced off as intended, fell into the grass and exploded like a Thunderflash. The bear skidded to a halt, spun round a hundred and eighty degrees and galloped out of the camp as fast as his legs would carry him.
KODIAK BEARS AND STEELHEAD
Hell, said Steve. That bear must have been doin’ thirty miles an hour on the way in. Peter laughed nervously, loading another cracker shell into the breach. Yeah,

‘Wow, what a story!’ cried Veronica. ‘And were they buried out on the island? Is that the problem?’
Kenny nodded. ‘Aye, they’re still out there all right. They were buried feet to feet, so that they could spend eternity looking at each other, and they were surrounded by holly bushes, which were holy trees to the ancients. That’s why there’s so much holly on the island now.’
‘Can you still see the graves?’
‘Aye. They’re stone slabs with different designs of cross etched into each one. You can still see the pile of stones where the tower used to be as wel

The peculiar antics of the salmon changed yet again. It stopped dead and became a solid weight, just sitting in the current near the far bank beyond the dogleg. Michael tried to prise it closer but it simply stayed there, unmoving, for a good half minute, feeling more like a big spring salmon now than a grilse.
The fish moved again, but this time it was a much steadier, more measured run. It came left, the line sliding across the top of the water, slicing through the surface like a cheese cutter and shooting spray into the air. It kept coming and Michael star

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.