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ANNUAL
DINNER
& AUCTION
Thursday 10th October 2019 Fishmongers’ Hall, London Bridge
The Salmon & Trout
Conservation
Auction 2019
10th October
Auctioneer: Neil Freeman, Esq.
www.salmon-trout.org
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Message from our Chairman, William Hicks Q.C.
Welcome to the 2019 Salmon & Trout Our SmartRivers initiative has made
Conservation Annual Fundraising a strong start. It uses citizen science,
Dinner. supported by professionals, to extend
We work to protect wild fish and to our important river fly monitoring
improve rivers, focussing particularly work to more UK rivers. We already
on water quality and ecology. We have five hubs established from the
have made good progress this year Avon to the Ribble and a further six
with our principle campaigns. in development, and are moving into
Wales and Scotland, with sampling
Following the highly critical Reports starting on the Halladale next spring.
of the Scottish Parliamentary
Committee Inquiries into salmon Space does not allow for mention
farming, which we were instrumental of all our work, which has included:
in securing and to which we gave putting in place stricter reporting
detailed evidence, there is at last at NASCO: collaborating with other
some progress: fisheries organisations: and working
with Patagonia to achieve a wider
The Scottish Government indicated at awareness of salmon issues.
NASCO that they will be consulting
this autumn on significant new We do not receive any government
measures to regulate fish farming for funding. Our continuing work
the purpose of protecting wild fish. to protect wild fish and their
environment is dependent upon
MOWI has announced that it plans to our members, private donors and
close two particularly poorly located charitable foundations.
farms, including Loch Ewe.
I hope you will have a very enjoyable
It is a slow process, there is a long evening, but please be generous in
way to go, and it is crucial that we both the silent and live auctions. Our
keep up the pressure. ability to continue with this important
The Riverfly Census Report has now work depends on you!
been published. It provides clear
evidence of the real state of our
rivers and the problems caused in
particular by sediment, phosphates
and chemicals. We are using this
evidence to argue for tighter
standards and controls, and better
enforcement of land management
legislation. It also provides the
evidence necessary to persuade
the Environment Agency to pursue
individual cases.
Message from the President, His Grace the Duke of Northumberland I am sorry not to be with you tonight And, of course, wild salmon often but I am delighted to support this have to migrate past salmon farms, most important fundraising dinner where many are eaten alive by sea for Salmon & Trout Conservation. I lice. S&TC has actively campaigned am very proud to be President of for tighter regulation and hard- the charity and I must thank you for hitting penalties if salmon farmers supporting the vital work that S&TC fail to protect the wild fish around does to restore and protect our wild their cages, and we are beginning salmon and trout and the habitats to see the benefit of that direct upon which they depend. approach. 2019 is the International Year of the Please bid enthusiastically in Salmon but, alas, the stocks of these the auctions tonight and donate enigmatic fish are in decline in many generously to S&TC’s valuable work. regions of the North Atlantic and so It is one way in which we anglers and this is an opportune time to think fishery owners will be able to look about how we can restore these our children and grandchildren in the fish to abundance and protect them eye and say that we did our bit to into the future. None of us would save the King of Fish! be comfortable if our descendants looked back on us as the generation who oversaw the demise of Atlantic salmon. I have been especially impressed by the way in which S&TC uses its campaigning skills to directly challenge governments and their agencies over issues affecting wild salmonid fish stocks and the rivers in which they live. We hear a great deal about the drop in marine survival, but our scientists are increasingly discovering that many of the losses are occurring before the juvenile salmon even enter the sea, and that is why S&TC’s freshwater quality and habitat work is so important in providing the evidence to show decision-makers exactly what the ecological problems are, and what needs to be done to address them.
Our grateful
thanks to the
Fishmongers’
Company
for their continuing
support of our
Annual Dinner
The Silent Auction - How to Bid
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THE SALMON
& TROUT
CONSERVATION
AUCTION 2019
Please Note:
1 All sporting lots are to be taken during the 2020 season
unless otherwise specified, and buyers must abide by
dates designated by/agreed with the donors. If buyers
subsequently wish to change these dates, it is not incumbent
upon donors to accommodate these changes, although every
effort will be made to be helpful. S&TC is not obliged to
refund any monies in this event.
2 Buyers MUST adhere to all rules that apply to the lot
purchased as specified in the lot description.
3 S&TC cannot undertake any delivery of items purchased.
All items MUST either be taken by the buyer tonight (10th
October), or collected from Fishmongers’ Hall Reception
no later than Friday 18th October. Under no circumstance
is either S&TC or Fishmongers’ Hall and staff to be held
responsible for any loss or damage to items left on the
premises.
4 Under no circumstances can a lot purchased tonight be sold
on or donated to another organisation or charity without the
prior consent of both S&TC and the donor, both of whom
reserve the right to withhold consent.
PART 1: The Silent Auction
1S. Three days for four
rods on the River Naver
Three days fishing (Thursday
27th to Saturday 29th February
2020 inclusive) for four rods on
two different two rod beats –
one of six (rotating) beats and
the Private Water, to include
ghillie, on north Sutherland’s
most prolific salmon river.
Accommodation is provided in Skelpick Lodge for a maximum of eight
people for four nights (from Wednesday 26th February). Rods rotate
Naver beats, but not the Private Water. Fly only and catch and release.
www.skelpickandrhifailestates.com
Guide price: £1500.00
Donated by: The Lopes family
2S. Three days’ salmon fishing in September 2020 for two
rods on the River Thurso
Three days’ prime salmon
fishing for two rods in
September 2020 on the River
Thurso, Caithness’s premier
salmon river, with personal
ghillie included. Exact dates
in September to be mutually
agreed. Three nights B&B
accommodation for two
sharing a double or twin room
at the extensively refurbished
Ulbster Arms Hotel in Halkirk.
Further information via www.riverthurso.com and
www.ulbsterarmshotel.co.uk
Guide price: £1500.00
Donated by: Thurso River Ltd.
3S. Louis XIII tasting
experience at JJ
Fox in Harrods, for
four people hosted
by Brian Copeland,
Private Client
Director for Louis
XIII
A Louis XIII tasting
experience at JJ Fox in
Harrods. This is not to be
missed - an opportunity to
learn about and sample the
finest, most complex and
most luxurious liquid on
the planet. Louis XIII is the
king of spirits and reserved
only for the best and most
affluent. Cigars and Cognac
for tasting included.
To be taken by mutual arrangement with the donor in 2020.
Guide price: £1000.00
Donated by: Brian Copeland Esq.
4S. Doe Stalking on the Middleton Estate, Hampshire for
one gun
The Middleton Estate’s stalking is outstanding and rarely available. The
lot is a morning or evening’s stalk for one rifle in February 2020 with
the aim of culling a roe doe, a fallow doe and a muntjac. Guide and rifle
provided, rifle must prove they hold £10m third-party liability cover.
Date to be arranged with the Estate by mutual agreement.
Guide price: £300.00
Donated by: Richard Wills Esq.5S. Two days’ hind stalking
for two guests on
Lochairlort Estate
Two days’ hind stalking for two
guests on Lochairlort Estate - a
stunning and unspoilt estate
situated on the Scottish west
coast between Fort William
and Mallaig, with views out to
the Hebrides.
Both guests will stalk with one single stalker between them, and the use
of an estate rifle (if needed) and argocat are included.
This lot also includes B&B accommodation at the Lochairlort Inn (www.
lochairlortinn.co.uk).
To be taken either in December 2019 or December 2020 by mutual
arrangement.
Guide price: £750.00
Donated by: Fin and Game Ltd. www.finandgame.com
6S. One day for two rods
or two days for one
rod on the Rouloir
River in Normandy
One day for two rods or two
days for one rod on the Fario
Club’s beat of the Rouloir
River in Normandy. Half a
mile double-bank fishing at la
Croisille Mill, near Conches en
Ouche and Evreux. Picnic lunch & guide included. Wild brown trout only,
dry-fly or upstream nymph fishing preferred. The karst geology, forested
catchment, low levels of pesticide and fertilizer pollution result in very
good fly life with fish rising all day. B&B available on site at additional
cost. For those wishing to make a longer trip, there is other fishing
nearby - the river Iton, for example (to be taken at the purchaser’s own
cost). Fishing to be taken between 1st May and 10 September 2020.
Guide price: £250.00
Donated by: The Fario Club7S. Three days
spring fishing
for three rods
on the Findhorn
Fishing on the
Dunearn beat (Lethen
Estate), one of
the best and most
attractive beats on
the River Findhorn,
for three rods for
three days from Monday 20th April to Wednesday 22nd April 2020.
Fly only and 100% catch and release. Self-catering accommodation in
Dunearn Lodge or Dulsie Cottage may be available as an extra. www.
lethenestate.com
Guide price: £1080.00
Donated by: The Lethen Estate
8S. Prime spring salmon fishing for two rods on the Private
Beat of the River Thurso
Late spring salmon fishing for two rods for three days (Thursday April
23rd to Saturday April 25th 2020 inclusive) on the spectacular and
revered Private Beat of the River Thurso, Caithness’s premier salmon river.
Gillie available by arrangement.
For further beat information see www.thursoriver.co.uk
Guide price: £1000.00
Donated by: Lord Thurso9S. Week’s spring fishing for three rods on the Lower
Oykel
Three rods (one rotating beat) for the week of 24th February 2020 on the
Lower Oykel, one of the north Highlands’ most sought after and scenic
salmon rivers – with an enviable reputation for spring salmon.
Guide price: £1400.00
Donated by: Oykel Fishings
10S. One day dry fly trout fishing for two rods on the Itchen
at Ovington
A rarely available and very special day on a privately owned beat on the
upper Itchen at Ovington. This lightly fished double-bank beat is just
over 1/2 mile long and offers superb sport for wild brownies and grayling.
Dry fly only on a day in September 2020 by mutual arrangement. Wading
preferred.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: Bo Ivanovic Esq.
11S. One day for two on the exclusive Upper Itchen
One day for two rods on the rarely available Yavington beat on the Upper
Itchen. Yavington is a private wild trout fishery and is upstream dry fly
only. Lunch is provided by the owner. The date to be arranged between
the owner and the successful bidder for September in the 2020 season.
Guide price: £550.00
Donated by: Vicky Reed12S. One day’s fishing for two rods catching wild trout at
Itchen Stoke Mill, Upper Itchen.
This historic stretch is privately owned and rarely available. The
successful bidder and guest will have the privilege of fishing truly unspoilt
waters, beside one of the oldest English water meadows. Catch and
release, barbless hooks etc.
To be taken by mutual agreement after 1 July 2020.
Guide price: £500.00
Donated by: Roger Harrison Esq.
13S. Two days for two on the Cothi at Edwinsford
Two days for two rods on the famous river Cothi at Edwinsford Estate,
2020 season. This is a self-catering lot with bothy accommodation on the
Edwinsford Estate. The sea trout and salmon fishing on the Estate’s five
miles of double bank fishing is of very high quality. Two rods can enjoy
fishing for salmon in the day before venturing forth for the sea trout
after dark, with a very realistic shot at the Welsh grand slam in a 24 hour
period. The Estate’s water is beautifully varied with slow runs, gravelly
riffles and intimate tree-lined deep pools that scream sea trout after dark.
www.edwinsfordestate.com Instagram: edwinsford_estate
Guide price: £400.00
Donated by: Edwinsford Estate
14S. One day’s fly fishing for two rods on the Winchester
College water
Winchester College has owned parts of the Lower Itchen since the 14th
century and Old Barge, as the section from Garnier Road to College Walk
is known, has been fished by boys from the school for centuries. The
fishing today extends to four miles of double bank on the main river and
carriers, between College Walk and St. Cross. The whole water meadow is
a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the river itself is a riverine SSSI and a
candidate Special Area of Conservation.
To be taken during the 2020 summer holidays.
Guide price: £400.00
Donated by: Winchester College15S. Three days salmon
fishing for one on
the Jokla, Iceland
A fantastic opportunity
to fish for Salmon in
Iceland on the Jökla
River in Iceland.
The Jökla system lies
just to the north of
Egilsstaðir town and
runs a 100 km course
from the eastern slopes
of the Vatnajokull glacier
to the sea. Jökla can
be ideal for fishing with a single-hand rod, though the successful bidder
should come equipped with both single and double handed rods. Popular
flies being red and black Frances, Friggi, Sunray Shadows and Cascades.
Included are accommodation, food and fishing.
N.B. The services of a Guide and 4x4 transfers around the river are
available at extra cost and arrangement with the Donor.
There are specific dates for this lot - dates to be confirmed with the
donor in 2020 season from the donor.
Guide price: £1350.00
Donated by: Thorstur Elidason
16S. One week for two rods salmon and sea trout fishing on
the River Strathy
Salmon and sea trout fishing for two rods on two and a half miles of
private fishing and shared access to an additional three miles of this
unspoilt Sutherland spate river. The fully furnished Bowside Bothy on the
river is also included in the offer, and access to several noted trout lochs
in the catchment can be arranged. There is no full-time guide, but this
assistance can be arranged.
Catch and Release only, one-week Sunday to Sunday in early summer
2020 dates to be agreed with the donors. For more information, check
out: www.bowside.co.uk
Guide price: £1250.00
Donated by: Vanya Hackel and Vicki Cooke for
The Bowside Partnership17S. A two night fishing break for two at the
Arundell Arms Hotel
The winning bidder will have 20 miles of private fishing spread over seven
rivers at what is arguably the most famous fishing hotel in England. The
lot includes two nights for two people in either a double or a twin room,
with breakfast plus fishing for two rods for two days on any of the hotel’s
20 private beats. There are two resident fishing instructors on hand to
guide and help you find the best spots.
The Arundell Arms Hotel has been one of England’s premier fishing
hotels for more than half a century, with the previously mentioned 20
miles of its own water on the Tamar and six of its tributaries. These are
spate rivers that rise on the moors and flow through woods, farmland,
becoming larger, deepening, providing an almost infinite variety of water,
with long slow pools, gravelly runs and stickles, fast shallows and open
glides. Here you are alone all day, fishing a mile of river for wild brown
trout - shy fish that rise savagely to the fly. In the late spring the first
salmon arrive and by mid-summer, shoals of sea trout bring out the night
fishers.
You have three dining options during your stay. You may eat in the
award-winning restaurant, with its chandeliers and high ceilings; the
hotel bar for more relaxed bistro style dining; or try the adjacent village
pub which, in a former life, was the village police station. All three serve
great tasting, freshly cooked food, sourced from local suppliers.
This lot may be
taken at any time
in 2020 (subject
to availability) and
includes room,
breakfast, and
fishing. Other meals,
drinks and fishing
instruction/ghillies are
available at an extra
charge.
Guide price:
£600.00
Donated by:
The Arundell Arms
Hotel18S. A day at Cartmel Racecourse for two
An exclusive opportunity for two people, as guests of Lord Cavendish
and the Directors of Cartmel Racecourse, for racing at one of the 2020
race meetings Cartmel races over one weekend in each of May, June,
July and August and the 2020 fixtures are:
Saturday 23rd and Monday 25th May
Wednesday 27th May - evening fixture
Saturday 18th and Monday 20th July
Saturday 29th and Monday 31st August
As guests of Lord Cavendish, you will be hosted within the Chairman’s
Marquee, which is located adjacent to the Parade Ring. Lunch will
be available 12.30pm for 1.00pm, with refreshments throughout the
afternoon.
This is a very rare opportunity, as The Chairman’s Marquee is by invitation
only.
Guide price: £550.00
Donated by: Lord Cavendish19S. A private viewing of the Cresswell Collection of Classic
Salmon and Trout Flies, to include lunch
A visit to Hampshire to view the Cresswell Collection of Classic Salmon
and Trout Flies and lunch in the Mayfly Public House (near Chilbolton and
close to Stockbridge) The collection contains: original salmon flies tied by
Kelson, Pryce-Tannatt, Rogan, Megan Boyd etc., a comprehensive range
of examples of identified salmon fly patterns tied between about 1890
and 1950 by Hardy, Farlows, Malloch, Forrest etc., original trout flies tied
by the Lunn family, Sawyer etc, early trout flies dating back to 1850 etc.
associated literature and materials.
Guide price: £200.00
Donated by: Sir Peter Cresswell20S. One day for one gun
flighting pink-footed
geese on Cockerham
Marsh, Morecambe Bay
Flighting Pink Footed Geese on
Cockerham Marsh on Morecambe
Bay south of Lancaster guided by
the donor. The purchaser needs
to be sound in wind and limb and
have appropriate insurance. A capacity for concealment and a fondness
for mud are also desirable. The plan will be to go onto the marsh pre-
dawn and flight the geese as they leave the roost on the high sands
and go inland to feed at dawn. Whilst there can be lot of geese, 5,000-
30,000 for much of last season, nothing is guaranteed, apart from mud
and hard core bird watching, but you will not forget it. If the purchaser is
up for it we can repeat the process when they return at night.
The donor can provide an 8bore, 10bore or semi-auto 12bore and
cartridges if required. Expected bag on average half a goose. Value? I
know people who would pay good money not to go.
Date by arrangement 2019/20 or 2020/21 seasons between 1st October
and 25th January, excluding Saturdays.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: Ian Coghill Esq.
21S. One day’s salmon fishing for two rods on the world-
famous Royalty Fishery, Hampshire Avon.
An Avon salmon is one of the most sought-after quarries in the game
fishing world. With many multi-sea-winter chrome fish running the
Royalty every year, there is the potential for a fish well in excess of
20lbs. This is a very rare opportunity to fish the river’s most prolific beat.
This beat is syndicated and therefore impossible to fish for the general
public during this exclusive period. With fly only until May 15th and
spinning up to 16th June, the best months for the revered “Avon springer”
being April to May.
A day for two rods on a Saturday, to be agreed with the donor during the
2020 season.
Guide price: £350.00
Donated by: Jason Lewis Esq.22S. A day of fly fishing and
entomology for two rods with
Stuart Crofts
A day of sheer indulgence on some very
exclusive water on Derbyshire’s River
Wye (courtesy of the Cressbrook & Litton
Flyfishers Club).
The whole day will be planned around
what the fish are feeding on. Stuart will
show you how to look at the entomology,
how to identify the creatures you find and
how they can be best imitated.
The date is fixed for Thursday the 21st of
May 2020 (if you are not available on
this date please do not bid for this Lot).
Guide price: £750.00
Donated by: Stuart Crofts Esq and
Cressbrook & Litton Flyfishers Club
23S. Two days’ sea trout &
salmon fishing, each on
a different beat, for two
rods on the Abercothi
Estate on the River Towy,
Carmarthenshire
The Abercothi Estate has three
beats on the River Towy. This lot is
for two rods to fish for two days on
a different beat each day, fly only
(except for spinning in high water).
There is an excellent run of salmon and sea trout on this river and also a
very good chance of a large sea-trout. A ghillie is available to assist (tips
only).
Two consecutive days (can include Sundays) to be agreed with the
purchaser to be taken between April and October 2020. Accommodation
not included but the fishing lodge may be available to rent.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: Sir Edward Dashwood, Bt.24S. Three days for three rods salmon or seatrout fishing on
the River Earn on the Tay system in October 2020
Big runs of fresh fish enter the Tay and the River Earn in the late summer
and autumn. Most fish are grilse of around 6-10lbs or salmon of between
15-20lbs, with the prospect of fish up to 30lbs. Unlike the spring
and summer runs, these fish are not going to spawn in the highland
tributaries but accumulate in the main stem of the Tay and its lower
tributaries like the Earn, offering excellent fishing opportunities. The
biggest catches of the season are often taken at this time. More and
more chrome-bright fresh-run fish have been caught in recent years right
up to the end of the season and, indeed, continue running after it.
Accommodation is not included in this lot, but the donor can advise good
accommodation locally.
To be taken on Monday 12th, Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th October
2020. Please do not bid for this lot if you cannot make these specific
dates.
Guide price: £1170.00
Donated by: Dr. Simon Wright, Macintyre & Thomson25S. Three days for four rods salmon and sea trout fishing
on Lower Dess Estate stretch of the River Dee
To be taken in September or October, 2020. The fishing at Lower Dess is
on an exceptionally attractive, secluded left bank stretch of the river Dee
which can be fished at low, medium and high water.
The beat is two and a quarter miles long and includes 16 named pools
many of which are against a woodland backdrop. The river bank is well
maintained and there are a number of gabions and croys which have
been carefully sited to improve the fishing. The beat is fishable at all
heights and most of the pools can be covered without wading. When you
fish at Lower Dess, you are in the capable hands of an experienced and
knowledgeable ghillie. He is on hand to consult and advise throughout
your stay.
Accommodation is available in either the Lodge or the Cottage on the
Estate, but not included in this lot. www.lowerdessestate.com
Guide price: £1200.00
Donated by: The Clayton family26S. Two rods for two days on the Ithon Fishery, River Usk
A mixture of single and double bank salmon and trout fishing on the River
Usk at Glangrwyney between Abergavenny and Crickhowell.
The offer is for two rods for two days at any time in the 2020 season
but excluding October 1st to 17th and June 1st and 2nd. As the fishing is
highly rain dependent, the successful bidder might wish to choose their
two days at short notice.
Historically the beat produced about 50 salmon a year, but in recent
years this has declined and we have become accustomed to 20 to 30 a
year. We ask for catch and release. The trout fishing is for wild fish. Some
parts are for wet fly but there are also deeper, slower parts for dry fly.
The syndicate does not fish for trout so potential is unknown.
There is a ghillie and he will meet bidders and show the water and give
advice. Should bidders wish him to fish with you then this would be by
arrangement separately.
We can suggest hotel or B&B accommodation if requested.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: Simon Clark Esq.
27S. Trout fishing tactics and instruction for up to six
rods with writer Paul Procter on the River Itchen in
September 2020
Paul Procter is well known throughout the UK as an accomplished
trout fishermen. A regular contributor in the pages of Trout & Salmon
magazine, his abiding love remains the pursuit of trophy trout using dry
fly tactics, for which he has an enviable track record. As well as being a
successful guide, Paul holds the AAPGAI masters instructor badge in the
single handed discipline of fly casting. Paul recently joined the UK based
Mackenzie brand where he helps develop their single handed range of
trout and saltwater rods.
This is a unique opportunity to join Paul on the river Itchen in Hampshire
for a day dedicated to brown trout very much with wild fish in mind.
The course will cover all aspects of trout fishing, including entomology,
fly patterns, tackle talk, knots, casting demonstrations, trout habits &
habitat, presentation and of course the chance to put it all into practice
on one of the Itchen’s most exclusive beats. With a hearty fishermen’s
lunch included this promises to be an extremely informative day and one
not to be missed.
Guide price: £1500.00
Donated by: Paul Proctor Esq.28S. A day’s accompanied fishing for two rods on
Piscatorial Society waters
A day’s accompanied chalk stream fishing for two rods on the Society’s
waters on the Avon, Itchen, Test or Wylye.
Date to be mutually agreed in the 2020 season.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: The Piscatorial Society
29S. A week’s late April spring fishing for three rods on the
River Halladale
Spring salmon fishing for three rods (one beat) from April 20th to 25th
2020 inclusive on the Halladale, a classic north Highland spate river (five
year average of 590). Exciting and varied fishing over four rotational
beats. The estate can provide a first class ghillie if required and quality
cottage accommodation may also available.
For further information, see www.strathhalladale.com
Guide price: £700.00
Donated by: The Strathhalladale Partnership
30S. Two days’ spring
salmon fishing
for four rods on
the River Tummel
with self-catered
accommodation
Two days’ prime spring
salmon fishing for four
rods on the lower River
Tummel (the Tay system’s
main spring tributary) to
be taken before April 2020. All tackle and gear can be provided by the
www.wildrisecompany.com.
Includes three nights self-catering accommodation in a four bed town
house in the nearby town of Pitlochry.
Guide price: £1500.00
Donated by: The Wild Rise Company31S. “Salmon Flies”
by Garry Pereira
This highly collectable and charming
painting is the perfect gift for the
fisher who has everything! An original
oil on board by artist Garry Pereira,
one of the UK’s most in-demand and
collected contemporary painters
and whose work has appeared in
exhibitions around the world.
Measuring just 29cm x 29 cm (approx. 11 1/2 “ x 11 ½”) it depicts a
selection of salmon flies (with a couple at the base that have dropped
out of the angler’s box!).
Guide price: £500.00
Donated by: Garry Pereira Esq.
32S. A week’s salmon fishing for three on Forglen, river
Deveron
Week commencing 20th July for three rods on this prime Deveron
beat, just a mile below Turriff. Forglen Fishing is double bank with 16
named pools and is well known to contain the very best of fly water.
The beats are easily accessible and some pools can be fished from the
bank. For others, you will require thigh waders, whilst chest waders are
an advantage in some pools and in high water. The full-time ghillie will
advise fishers where to go.
If required, nearby accommodation can be sourced through Forglen
Estate or Muiresk Fishings.
Guide price: £1200.00
Donated by: Forglen Fishing33S. A huge selection of
Icelandic salmon flies in a
presentation box
A custom made wooden flybox
with 250 flies for Iceland. A mix
of small doubles, trebles and hitch
tubes, coneheads and Sunrays.
All proven patterns for fishing
Iceland’s clear streams. All flies
tied on high quality hooks.
Atlantic Flies is a leading brand
of highest quality salmon and
seatrout flies. Hand tied in Thailand under careful supervision of Iceland
native Jon Ingi Agustsson.
More info on Atlantic Flies at: www.instagram.com/atlanticflies/
Guide price: £1800.00
Donated by: Jon Ingi Agustsson
34S. Patagonia wading outfit for him OR her
Get ready for next season with a complete Patagonia
wading outfit for him OR her, featuring the very latest
materials and technology, including the incredible
handcrafted Danner wading boots.
The lot includes River Salt wading jacket, Rio
Gallegos or Spring River waders and Danner
wading boots.
The successful bidder will need to contact S&TC
to arrange fitting and delivery.
Guide price: £1400.00
Donated by: Patagonia Inc.35S. A two-night fishing break for two at Lake Vyrnwy
Hotel & Spa
The 11,000 acre lake has just 10 boats, providing an exclusive and
tranquil opportunity to fish in this beautiful part of North Wales. The lake
is still regarded as one of the finest still water fisheries in north Wales, if
not the UK. The fishing is predominantly loch-style, the finest sport often
coming from casting flies into the margins to sparkling free rising wild
trout. Supplementary stocking of rainbow trout gives the opportunity of
catching fish up to 5lbs.
The lot includes accommodation in a premier lake view double/twin
bedroom with full Welsh breakfast each morning and dinner both
evenings; dine in the award-winning Tower Restaurant on one evening
and the equally spectacular Tavern Brasserie on the other.
Fly fishing Lake Vyrnwy is a fantastic day out for beginners and experts
alike. Ghillies can be arranged (at the rod’s own cost) to help make the
most of your Lake Vyrnwy experience. A non-fishing partner may wish
to take advantage of complimentary entry to the spa and thermal suite
during the stay.
The lot is to be taken by mutual arrangement with the Donor between
mid-March and mid-October 2020.
Guide price: £750.00
Donated by: The Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa36S. Three days for three rods at Borrowston, river Dee
Three rods for three days at Borrowston on the River Dee in May/ June
2020. Borrowston Beat is superb fly-fishing water which fishes well in a
wide range of heights.
The Gannets, with its bank of tall trees behind, is sheltered from
cold easterly winds. Going downstream the Ringstone, fished from
midstream, is an easy wade over shingle. Robb’s Hole and Broken Tree
are only fishable in high water. Then comes the glorious Greenbanks. The
attractive hut overlooks the Bend, Sands, Mid Hole and the Slips. Easily
waded, this is the most flattering water to fish. Further downstream
the fast flowing Flats fish increasingly well as the water level drops.
The small fall above Potarch Bridge leads into the deep Bridge Pool, a
good spring holding pool. Then the Little Floating Bank, Burn of Angels,
Floating Bank and Upper and Lower Inchbare complete this extraordinary
quality fishing.
CATCHES OVER 30LBS. The Borrowston beat has records going back
almost 100 years showing numerous fish caught in the range 30 to 38lbs.
Exact dates to be arranged with the donor as soon after auction as
possible. Ghillie available. Accommodation not included but local
accommodation is available to rent if needed.
Guide price: £1350.00
Donated by: Dick Hanson Esq.37S. Charles Jardine guides two
rods on Chilland beat, Upper
Itchen
Well-known fishing writer, author and
artist, Charles Jardine, will guide two
rods for a day on a privately-owned
beat, Chilland, on the Upper Itchen.
Chilland is about a mile long and
includes both banks, is private and has a superb hut. The dry fly fishing
is excellent with decent hatches and plenty of wild brown trout and
grayling. Wild brownies of over two pounds are regularly caught. Sir
Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary at the start of WWI, used to fish the
beat and the ruins of his cottage are nearby.
Dates by arrangement in 2020.
Guide price: £800.00
Donated by: Nick Measham Esq. and Andrew Impey Esq.
38S. One day’s fishing for two with Ross Brawn on Ross’s
own Itchen stretch
Formula One Legend Ross Brawn, a keen
angler himself, is offering a day’s fishing for
two on Ross’s stretch on the middle Itchen.
He will host the day and entertain the
two anglers for lunch. Date to be agreed
between Ross and the lucky recipients.
Ross won more than 20 World Titles in a
career stretching more than 37 years. As
Ferrari technical director, Ross was key in helping Ferrari regain glory
when the team won the Constructors’ Championship in 1999, the first of
six consecutive titles. The Brawn-guided Scuderia also powered Michael
Schumacher to five consecutive drivers’ titles, from 2000 to 2004.
Brawn’s contributions to this unprecedented string of titles established
Ross as a vital member of the Ferrari “Dream Team”.
Ross joined Honda in 2007 and then bought the Team to win the F1
Championships in 2009 under the eponymously named “BrawnGP”.
Ross sold the Team to Mercedes in 2010 and then retired in 2013 to
concentrate on his fishing..!!
Guide price: £1000.00
Donated by: Ross Brawn Esq.39S. Private tour of the James Purdey & Sons factory for four
James Purdey the Elder was apprenticed as a gunmaker in 1798. After
joining Master gunsmith Joseph Manton, he went on to forge a gun-making
dynasty that would surpass all others. Since 1814 the firm James Purdey
& Sons has been dedicated to perfecting the art of the “Best” London
Gun. This private tour of the gun factory gives an unrivalled insight into
the making of bespoke Purdey guns, a process that can take up to two
years, as each gun is built entirely to the buyer’s personal specifications.
This tour with the presentation of a copy of the Purdey Bicentenary book,
value £100.00, to each member of the party - a lasting memento of an
unforgettable day.
Guide price: £500.00
Donated by: James Purdey & Sons
40S. Sage X 15ft 10wt four-piece salmon rod (10150-4 X)
This Sage X rod is about as good as it gets for salmon fly-fishing. Some
rods are great casting tools but fail in fishing. Sage developed this rod
for fishing without compromising on its casting capability. It will cast the
longest lines on the biggest rivers to the most powerful of fish species.
The design allows for a wide range of techniques to be used from riverbed
dredging Skagit rigs to floating lines, long leaders and small files.
The rod is superbly crafted in the Sage tradition. At Sage, all rods are built
one at time on Bainbridge Island, Washington State, following hundreds of
meticulous steps and passing through 23 sets of hands.
“We’re out there fishing the same places in the same unforgiving conditions
that you are. Craftsmanship is applied experience. Lifetimes of it.” Sage.
Features:
• KonneticHD Technology®
• Fast Action
• Black Spruce blank colour
• Dark Green thread wraps with Metallic Grey trim wraps
• Fuji ceramic stripper guides with hard chromed snake guides and tip-top
• Black rod bag with Titanium logo and Black Spruce model tag
• Evergreen powder coated aluminium rod tube with Sage medallion
Guide price: £1100.00
Donated by: Sage41S Original watercolour “The Lady Amid the Tresses”
by Charles Jardine
Original watercolour by Charles Jardine, signed and dated and inscribed
“The Lady Amid the Tresses – Grayling, Ranunculus on the River Frome.
Dorset. 2015”.
Framed and glazed, overall dimensions 500cm x 660cm.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by Steve Edge Esq.PART 2: The Live Auction
1L. A box containing a whole Hebridean lamb
A box containing a whole Hebridean lamb with two boned and rolled
shoulders, two whole legs, single loin chops, double loin chops, two lamb
shanks and either mince or diced lamb.
Guide price: £160.00
Donated by: Jean Howman
2L. One week for one rod on Tulchan
in May
A week’s salmon fishing for one rod on
Tulchan A beat for the week commencing
11th May. Non-fishing partner welcome.
Arrive pm 10th and leave am 17th.
Accommodation will be provided at a
delightful cottage near the beat and offer includes all meals, drinks and
grand cru wines!
Donor will also open his fly box to winner and provide flies relevant to
whatever height the river is …tied by the donor and Ghillie, both with 35
years’ experience on this beat!
If winner wishes and has the necessary insurance, donor happy to take
them out on one or more roe buck stalks on nearby estate. Rifle etc. can
be provided with no charge. Winner will also be given venison to take
home. Winner will need to have a car.
Very well behaved dogs are allowed, but please bear in mind there are
ducklings around and the banks are alive with game and rabbits, so dogs
are not normally allowed to accompany rods when actually fishing…
The beat is a six rod beat, other rods will be donor and his guests. The
beat is of Historic importance having on it King George’s hut which the
beat ghillie has made into a wonderful if small museum.
The donor says: “Last year we managed 10 fish only fishing 3 rods …..
however a fish or two is a bonus of what is always a really fun week…..
the wines will all come from my home cellar… It is my 36th year on the
beat and wouldn’t miss it for anything .. May is just my favourite time on
the Spey.”
Guide price: £2500.00
Donated by: Andy Majerus Esq.3L. Unique Abel Super 5 Narrow
Reel, hand painted, admonished
and finished by Abel
Unique Abel Super 5 Narrow, hand painted,
admonished and finished by Abel. An Artic
Grayling dorsal fin, photographed by Pete
Cockwill, was recreated on this Abel reel.
Abel reels need no introduction; they are
bullet proof, functional and beautiful. This
custom finish (only 10 reels were ever
created) is a uniquely lasting tribute to a
magnificent fish. The reel takes a #5 or #6
line and is easily switched from RHW to
LHW if required.
A treasured reel from the collection of Clem
Booth is offered in support of this important
cause.
Guide price: £1000.00
Donated by: Clem Booth Esq
4L. Prue Leith hosts lunch for
six at Chastleton Glebe,
her Cotswold house
Lunch for six guests cooked by
novelist, businesswoman, writer and
doyenne of all things culinary, Prue
Leith, at her Cotswold home, plus
tour of the garden and Pedalo trip
round the lake, glass in hand. Also
tips and tricks for making a perfect
cocktail and cooking a fool-proof
dinner party. Hosted by Prue and her
husband John Playfair.
Date by agreement with the winner- Monday to Saturday only. Travel and
accommodation not included. Valid for one year from date of auction.
Guide price: £3000.00
Donated by: Prue Leith5L. A family photo shoot in London or New York with one
of the world’s best photographers
McKay Williamson is the creative agency representing some of the most
in-demand photographers in the industry, such as Mark Seliger, Derrick
Santini and James Blake, among others.
These legends have shot for Rolling Stone, Vogue, GQ, the BBC, Vogue,
Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone Magazine and more; and capturing the likes of
Obama, Depp and the Dalai Lama on film.
The agency is the only one where these world-renowned photographers
can be booked privately and this rare package gives your family a 2-3
hour photo session with one, shooting in reportage style on location in
London or New York.
It includes two images either as high-res or framed, or £500 creative
credit to spend at the studio.
Guide price: £2000.00
Donated by: McKay Williamson
Please note: This shoot is valid for up to two adults and four children within 10 miles
of the Notting Hill or TriBeCa studio (often at your home), plus two images as high-res
or framed, or £500 to spend at the studio, at the winner’s discretion. The shoot must
be booked within 90 days of this event and used within a year. Anything additional
- more people, travel or images – are available at usual business rates. Selection of
photographer is at the sole discretion of McKay Williamson. MkW reserves the right to
share up to three images on Instagram (without any identifiable details).
Images available to view post-shoot, by appointment, at MkW studios. Not available
for event shoots.6L. A day for two fishing the exclusive Bishopstoke Fishing
Club waters of the Itchen
Fishing for two rods on the Bishopstoke stretch of the Itchen. This is
a unique opportunity for two rods to take a day during the best of the
summer fishing on this four mile, members only, beat of this iconic chalk
stream which is ordinarily open only to members. This is a truly money
can’t buy lot for superb dry fly and small nymph fishing for trout and
grayling in idyllic surroundings.
The day will be hosted by a member of the Club’s management
committee and the rods treated to a picnic lunch to complement a
special day.
To be taken after Ist July 2020.
Guide price: £600.00
Donated by: Bishopstoke Fishing Club7L. “In the Midst of Good Fish”
sculpture by Sam MacDonald
This piece is layered resin with a patinated metal background and
measures 60cm x 60cm (approx. 24” x 24”). It depicts four salmon jostling
for position in the frame, two of which you just catch a glimpse of part of
their tails (an all too familiar sight to many anglers). Sam says. “I like how
fish cause a disturbance to the resident fish in pools often culminating in
a timely strike on an offered fly.”
He explains: The salmon represents nature and free spirit in the
wilderness and the fact that this icon is now threatened epitomises the
dire situation that we as humans now find ourselves in due to greed and
belligerence.
From the audacious precocious parr to the noble old spent kelt, the
salmon in all its stages has been a source of fascination and intrigue to
me. A trout makes sense and is logical. Cast the right fly, imitating the
correct insect at the correct depth, and the trout will try to feed on it. A
salmon however has no such logic. It seems to have no rhyme or reason
as to why it chooses to attack, play with, or pluck at a gaudy imitation
of nothing in particular when it doesn’t need to feed. When you catch
a salmon it’s more like the salmon has allowed you to do so and has
given you a gift, so you have to treat this creature with the reverence
it deserves. There is a sense that this fish still holds on to mysteries
and we constantly learn from it. It teaches us many of life’s emotions,
frustration, joy, intrigue, satisfaction, respect and most importantly
patience and to expect the unexpected. Even in folklore the salmon
dictates decisions. When it was proposed that Somerled become Lord of
the Isles he agreed only on the condition that he first catch the fish he
was after at that moment. Growing up beside a small salmon river it was
one quarry prized above all others.
“As an artist/sculptor the salmon is the quintessential ‘form following
function’. Superbly aerodynamic and incredibly powerful, a thing of real
beauty. It can power upstream and leap through a torrent of fast flowing
water to continue undaunted up to its spawning ground. This leap is such
a show of force and grit over adversity that it fascinates all and always
causes an involuntary gasp when first seen by the viewer. The exciting
palette of colours during its life vary from fleeting silver to steely blues
and then the rich coppery Autumnal tones as it changes into its coat of
many colours. The challenge of every artist who tackles the ‘good fish’ is
to grasp, touch, or hold that transient awe that this fish demands.”
Sam lives in Aberlady East Lothian, grew up on the Isle of Lewis and,
after 4 years at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts , lived on Orkney
for 20 years. This enabled his love of fishing, diving and the sea tocombine with his developing skills in metalwork. Sam uses traditional metal work techniques to produce contemporary and unique impressions of fish Travelling internationally to fly fish has opened up new inspiration for Sam. Fishing in Venezuela, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic and recently Mexico for bonefish, permit, tarpon and barracuda have been the source of inspiration as has salmon and trout fishing in Iceland and Pakistan. Sam has installed a large salmon piece in the prestigious West Ranga Lodge in Iceland. In 2012 Sam had a large solo show in The Gallery, Cork Street, London and has also shown at various group exhibitions in galleries including The House of Bruar, CLA Game Fairs, the Royal Scottish Academy, The Wykeham Gallery and Visions West Gallery, Montana. He is a member and exhibits regularly with the Redspot Artist group (https://www.redspotartists.com/the-artists). Guide price: £2500.00 Donated by: Sam MacDonald Esq.
8L. Six days fly fishing on the world-renowned Alphonse
Island for two rods
Alphonse Island in the Seychelles is world renowned for its expansive
shallow flats, easy wading and world class saltwater fly fishing. The
atolls are some of the most pristine, untouched islands in the world and
manged with a strong conservation ethic.
The fishing doesn’t really need any introduction. Shallow water, wet
wading and sight fishing for Bonefish, Permit and of course the legendary
Giant Trevally. There are also blue water opportunities to fly fish for
tackle busting brutes such as sailfish.
This is a hard to find ticket to one of the most exclusive and in-demand
fly fishing destinations on the planet right now.
This package comprises:
- Seven nights on Alphonse Island with all meals included
- Six days guided fishing on St Francois, Bijoutier and Alphonse
- Charter flights to and from Alphonse
- All hotel amenities and non-motorised, land-based activities
- Fly rod and reel loan
The dates of this trip are 02 – 09 May 2020
Guide price: $19000 (approx. £15000.00)
Donated by: Donated by: Keith Rose-Innes Esq,
Alphonse Fishing Company
www.alphonsefishingco.com9L. One week fishing
for two rods at
Grimersta
One week fishing for
two rods at Grimersta
on the Isle of Lewis,
including full board
and accommodation at
Grimersta Lodge.
Grimersta is renowned
as a loch fishery
although the rivers and
streams connecting
the lochs can be
prolific. Salmon and
grilse enter the “system” from early June, with the Sea trout running a
little later. The main run is traditionally in mid-July although fresh-run fish
are taken up to the end of the season in mid-October. There is a superb
team of ghillies.
The Grimersta changeover is on a Wednesday, with beats changing at
6pm and fishing through to the following Wednesday evening.
The suggested date for this lot is Week 15, September 17th – 23rd,
however alternative dates may be available by arrangement with the
Estate Office.
Guide price: £4500.00
Donated by: Grimersta Estate
10L. Two days for three rods on Tweed
Two consecutive days’ fishing for three rods on His Grace’s own stretch of
Lower Dryburgh, Tweed, to be taken on Monday 31st August and Tuesday
1st September 2020. Accommodation not included.
Guide price: £1400.00
Donated by: our President, the Duke of Northumberland11L. One night at
Lime Wood in the
New Forest for
four couples /
four rooms
Lime Wood, a boutique
country house hotel, is
set in the heart of the
New Forest National
Park, one and a half
miles from the small
town of Lyndhurst and
just an hour and a half
drive from London.
It is a luxury country house hotel with a difference. The owners say,
“We’ve used Lime Wood’s classical structure as the basis of our design,
but we’ve lovingly renovated it, keeping the spirit of its past, taking
inspiration from its extraordinary surroundings and adding the odd
contemporary twist to bring it to life. The results are a rich collaboration
of creative talent at its best. The architectural parts were designed by
Charles Morris and Ben Pentreath, interiors have been added by David
Collins and more recently Martin Brudnizki.
Food is by Luke Holder and Angela Hartnett. Combined with great food,
immaculate service and facilities, we’re the only five-star luxury country
house hotel in the New Forest National Park. Our hotel really is the
ultimate countryside getaway; perfect for weekend breaks, a dash from
the city or an escape from home.”
The lot on offer: Arrive during the afternoon, relax and use Herb House
Spa. Pre-dinner aperitif of the award winning Hambledon English
Sparkling wine and nibbles from the smokehouse, followed by a four-
course dinner around the kitchen table for 8 people, inclusive of wines for
each course selected by the sommelier. Breakfast the following morning,
further use of the spa and depart late morning. Please note this can
be taken at any time of year, apart from Saturday nights or over Public
Holiday weekends. Herb House treatments are not included. Must be
taken within 12 months. Additional nights can be added at normal rates.
Guide price: £3000.00
Donated By: Lime Wood12L. “Swimming upstream”
bronze sculpture by Ian Greensitt
A bronze salmon so lifelike it looks as if it is about to swim off its stand
created by leading wildlife sculptor Ian Greensitt. No. 1 of 25, measuring
10” long x 6” high (25cm x 15cm), this bronze is nothing less than a
collector’s item par excellence.
Born in 1971, Ian Greensitt grew up in Tynedale and went to school in
Newcastle. He had his first sculpture commission at the age of 9, when
the headmaster of his prep school asked him to sculpt a brown trout for
his study. Subsequently, Ian studied abstract sculpture at Northumbria
University, graduating with a BA (Hons) in Sculpture in 2001. Since then
he has pursued his twin passions of fishing and wildlife art. In casting
his bronzes, he uses the “lost wax” process. In this form of casting, no
two bronzes are exactly the same, with each piece having its own unique
patina colouration. Ian’s passionate commitment to the conservation
of wildlife remains as strong as his dedication to his art and S&TC is
delighted to offer this outstanding example of his work at this important
fund-raising event.
Guide price: £1500.00
Donated By: Ian Greensitt Esq.13L. Three days salmon and seatrout fishing for one rod
(or two sharing) on Laxa i Kjos
Three days for one rod (or two sharing) fishing the fabulous Laxa i Kjos,
Iceland during the prime month of August, including full board at the
luxurious fishing lodge.
The Laxa i Kjos is the centrepiece of one of the most stunning glacially
forged valleys in Southern Iceland. A narrow upper canyon splays into a
gentle, peaceful, arable valley before cascading down the final falls and
pools into the sea. This exceptional river and its beautiful tributary can
be reached within an hour’s drive from Reykjavik. Besides being a first-
class salmon river, it also has a very substantial run of good sized sea
trout, some straying into the 8 to 10lbs class and it goes without saying
that the sea trout add another exciting angle to this wonderful river.
The Laxa I Kjos has a fantastic lodge situated on the edge of the river
and looking downriver to the legendary Laxfoss. It is one of the finest
fishing lodges in Iceland.The food at the Lodge is simply delicious.
Starting the day with Icelandic traditional foods and a classic full cooked
breakfast, buffet style lunch followed by a three or four course dinner
using the freshest meats and produce from Iceland.
Guide price: £3300.00
Donated by: Hreggnasi Angling Club14L. S&TC and Hardy Trout Smuggler outfit, Serial No. 115
As part of our ongoing collaboration with Hardy, the talented
craftspeople at the Alnwick factory have hand-made just 115 S&TC-
branded Trout Smuggler outfits to celebrate our 115-year history fighting
for the needs of wild trout across the UK. This lot is the last of these
outfits made and represents a fantastic opportunity to own the very last
one of a Hardy special edition. The others are being sold through Hardy
outlets and key retailers, and S&TC will receive funds from these sales to
further support our work.
The kit comprises:
• 1 x Hardy Trout Smuggler 9’5”# rod with limited edition Hardy
Perfect reel
• 1 x matching fitted flyline
• 1 x handmade Richard Wheatley with assortment of trout flies
• Presented in an aluminium flight case with laser-cut foam liner
Guide price: £2000.00
Donated by: Hardy15L. One day’s brown trout fishing for two rods, fishing on
the River Test at Broadlands, lunch included
To be taken during the 2020 season. Date by mutual agreement.
Guide price: £450.00
Donated by: Neil Freeman Esq., Chalk Stream Fishing
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