Anyone got any contact details for Glengavel Res? Passed it today, couldn't actually see any roads to it from where I was but it's not that far away from me and I wouldn't mind fishing it.

All I can find out is a tiny bit of info about Glengavel Fly Fishers and they might have boats to hire.

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http://www.gardeningleave.org

Im sure you can get a permit from the farm which is next to motocross track or get permits in strathaven.
Hope this helps

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just one more cast

The person who looks after the water is an ignorant ******* to say the least.

Reports_2009.htm

Read the Glengavel report.

Col

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"It is not easy to tell one how to cast. The art must be acquired by practice.

I had already read that report, but it was dated 11/04/09. Being a year old, it made me wonder.

I did read your post from last year as well about the manager

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The best way to a fisherman's heart is through his fly.

http://www.gardeningleave.org

we were invited to fish it(work in the quarry near him) just never got round to actually going to mr telfers door to get the permit,tbh dont know who has the rights now,or if there is fish in it

There is plenty of trout in glengavel - Great wet fly water and well worth a visit.

Col

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"It is not easy to tell one how to cast. The art must be acquired by practice.

Check out Upper Avon Angling Association | Fishing in Scotland for all the details about how it's fishing & where to get tickets etc. It's now run by a club committed to providing good quality fly fishing for Brown Trout at reasonable prices - the club have there own hatchery & rearing ponds and the emphasis is on stocking with "Indigenous Avon Trout" though the club will stock the reservoir with Triploid Browns.
See also recent post on Hillend Dabblers blog page
Hillend Dabbler

Cheers