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The Haugh Beat, River Feugh, Banchory, AB31
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LOCATION
The Haugh Beat is situated approximately five miles from Banchory, 13 miles from Aboyne, 17 miles from Stonehaven and 20 miles from Aberdeen.
DESCRIPTION
The Haugh Beat on the River Feugh comprises two thirds of a mile of right bank fishing. The Feugh is a spate river and is considered to be the most important tributary to the River Dee with the Feugh beginning south of Aboyne before passing over the Falls of Feugh and flowing into the Dee below Banchory. The Falls of Feugh are a well-known viewpoint for salmon joining the River Feugh during their journey from the Dee.
The Beat has not been fished for a number of years but past catch returns show a promising history.
The Beat is readily accessible from Aberdeen with rights to use the car park and short footpath leading to the river understood to be held. The footpath has been incorporated into the field and is delineated alongside the car park on the sale plan. Bank work has been undertaken recently making the bank path easily accessible.
The present owner of the bank retains the brown trout fishing rights.
The season runs from 1st March to 30th September.
These particulars shall not be binding on our clients whether acted on or otherwise, unless the same is incorporated within a written document, signed by our clients or on their behalf, satisfying the requirements of Section 3 of The Requirements of Writing (Scotland) Act 1995.
Particulars were prepared in January 2019.
The Haugh Beat is situated approximately five miles from Banchory, 13 miles from Aboyne, 17 miles from Stonehaven and 20 miles from Aberdeen.
DESCRIPTION
The Haugh Beat on the River Feugh comprises two thirds of a mile of right bank fishing. The Feugh is a spate river and is considered to be the most important tributary to the River Dee with the Feugh beginning south of Aboyne before passing over the Falls of Feugh and flowing into the Dee below Banchory. The Falls of Feugh are a well-known viewpoint for salmon joining the River Feugh during their journey from the Dee.
The Beat has not been fished for a number of years but past catch returns show a promising history.
The Beat is readily accessible from Aberdeen with rights to use the car park and short footpath leading to the river understood to be held. The footpath has been incorporated into the field and is delineated alongside the car park on the sale plan. Bank work has been undertaken recently making the bank path easily accessible.
The present owner of the bank retains the brown trout fishing rights.
The season runs from 1st March to 30th September.
These particulars shall not be binding on our clients whether acted on or otherwise, unless the same is incorporated within a written document, signed by our clients or on their behalf, satisfying the requirements of Section 3 of The Requirements of Writing (Scotland) Act 1995.
Particulars were prepared in January 2019.
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