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CONTENTS
PATRON’S MESSAGE 5
WHO’S WHO 6
THE CHAIRMAN’S CAST 7
INTRODUCING THE CEO 8
SCIENTIFIC REVIEW 10
A WORD FROM THE FUNDRAISER 18
THE SALMON CLUB 20
AUCTION 23
l THE TOP 12 FISHING LOTS 25
WHERE DO YOU WANT TO FISH? 30
l FISHING EXPERIENCES 36
l FISHING ACCESSORIES 50
l SHOOTING 53
l ART 59
l SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 61
FINANCIAL REPORT 67
INFORMATION & CONDITIONS 70
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As I write this, the returns of salmon caught in 2018 are yet to be collated; however, the year is
likely to be remembered by fishermen for low water levels and few salmon, and by scientists
as further evidence of a declining salmon population. I need hardly say, therefore, that this
year should be our wakeup call that the wild Atlantic salmon is in trouble and desperately
needs our help.
It seems to me that the key to reversing the decline of wild Atlantic salmon stocks is to
establish an evidence-based framework that identifies the “likely suspects” and scale of
mortality during their life cycle, and develops improved mitigation measures against them.
As Patron, I am therefore enormously proud to say that the Atlantic Salmon Trust has
catalysed the Missing Salmon Project with a partnership of over fifty governmental, voluntary
and commercial organizations involved in wild Atlantic salmon to start populating this “Likely
Suspects Framework”.
Using similar methodology, which reversed the downward decline in cod stocks in the Irish
Sea, the Missing Salmon Project partners have initiated the first exemplar for the Likely
Suspects Framework by launching the Moray Firth Tracking Project which will start to fill in
the gaps in our knowledge at this critical stage of their migration by following the 2019 smolt-
run from headwater to sixty-two miles out to sea.
The process of gathering the evidence is now in full swing and I can only implore all those
involved with the conservation of wild Atlantic salmon to work together on the Missing Salmon
Project in order to help make a difference, in a co-ordinated way, so that we can reverse this
decline in our treasured wild Atlantic salmon.
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THE TEAM
President
The Team Director
Chairman
Earl Percy Peter Landale
Chief Executive Officer Fundraiser
Robbie Douglas Miller
Board of Directors
Mr Alister Jack
Mr Giles Wilson
Mr Henry Chaplin
Mr Oliver Reeve
Mark Bilsby Mr Peter Landale Tiggy Pettifer
Mr Peter Rippin
Research Director Mr Robert Scott-Dempster Fundraiser
Mr William Browne Swinburne
Mr Tom Leslie
Trust Administartor
Prof Ken Whelan Sarah Bayley Slater
Acoustic Tracking
Fundraiser
Co-ordinator
Pamela Lowry
Vice Presidents
The Marquess of Hamilton
The Hon. Mrs George Lopes
Colonel HFO Bewsher LVO OBE
Elizabeth MacDonald-Buchanann Michael Dawnay
Dr Matt Newton Andrew Wallace
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Robbie Douglas Miller | The Chairman’s Cast
After celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Trust Alliance which brings together the skills and focus of
in 2017, the Atlantic Salmon Trust team set about The Angling Trust, the expertise of The Game & Wildlife
developing the Missing Salmon strategy to tackle Conservation Trust, the Salmon and Trout Conservation’s
declining salmon stocks. The Moray Firth tracking membership and lobbying skills, together with the
project, which gets under way in the spring of 2019 Atlantic Salmon Trust and the support of many who
has required detailed planning and fundraising, and is a hope to see greater progress towards helping salmon
major task, setting out clear and measurable objectives, recover. The Atlantic Salmon Trust fully embraces the
liaising with over 50 other salmon bodies, further development of this alliance and pledges the energy and
developing strong links with Marine Scotland, Glasgow resources to work with our peers and assist wherever and
University and in particular the 6 District Fishery Boards whenever we can.
whose rivers form the backbone of this project. 2019 also heralds the first year of a 3 year “International
All in all this will require £1.3m funding in year one. Year of the Salmon.” Whilst this may seem a misnomer,
Whilst this was all happening in the ‘office’, serious the key message is to raise awareness on common
developments unfolded on the ‘ground’; 2018 was problems across the Pacific and Atlantic regions,
unquestionably the worst year for returning salmon by holding a series of themed seminars and sharing
stocks since our records began. Of course the long hot information and technology.
summer didn’t help, and although a few rivers bucked As ever the need for funds to maintain these work
the trend, anyone caring for the wider picture could streams are required. Last year saw the membership to
not have been left unmoved by relentless stories of our ‘Presidents Club’ rise to the highest yet, and in 2019
miserable salmon catches and, in some rivers, very few we launch our ‘Salmon Club’ to enable a new generation
salmon at all. The harsh reality is that it is not a ‘one off’ to show their support. We are also pleased to announce
but an ongoing trend. the launch of our annual Auction. Many of you have been
The need to address the problem has thankfully led to kind enough to show your support as both donors and
much wider co-operation across salmon conservation bidders. Thank you for all your encouragement.
groups. In particular the formation of the Missing Salmon
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | THE CHAIRMAN 7
Mark Bilsby | Introducing the CEO
Since joining the Atlantic Salmon One of the gaps in our understanding
Trust in June 2018 the level of of salmon stocks is how they fare
focus, drive and dedication from once they become a smolt and
the trustees and staff to turn the begin the process of migrating
Missing Salmon Project from being downstream and out to sea. This
a “good idea” to the reality of action is where the Moray Firth Tracking
has been inspirational and their Project will come into its’ own. Over
progress phenomenal. This has not the course of three years it will firstly
been the work of moments but rather identify where fish are dying as they
significant amounts of heavy lifting move downstream, then evolve into
by the entire team over the last two discovering what is killing the salmon
to three years. - the likely suspects – and what
You will read later in this report about their contributions is to the troubles
the technical aspects of the Missing confronted by salmon.
Salmon Project but at its heart is the It is worth remembering that this is
Likely Suspects Framework. This not an academic exercise but rather
is the means to bring together the a co-ordinated movement, involving
Mark Bilsby explaining The Missing information on the lifecycle of the over fifty organisations, that will
Salmon Project in the House of salmon that has been collected over lead to more informed and effective
Commons, December 2018 the years, working out where and management of salmon stocks.
why the fish are dying, and where Whilst this momentum is incredibly
possible, developing pragmatic heartening we also know that it
management solutions to empower may represent the last chance to
fishery managers to help restore fish stop the iconic Atlantic salmon from
stocks. Coming from a background becoming an endangered species in
of hands on salmon and sea trout conservation terms and preventing
fisheries management for the last a tremendous loss to the social and
twenty odd years, this holistic cultural richness of our group of
o approach to restoring stocks of fish nations.
r ting t Stery
Sta my is both new and invigorating in the So, I am in the fortunate position of
Solvie
the on
ing Salm salmon context, but has the benefit having a very focused Trust, backed
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of being tried and tested on other up by some of the best staff and
species such as cod. people in the business. I wish that I
8 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | THE CEO
the liKely SuSpeCtS frameworK
The Likely Suspects Framework was
THE LIKELY SUSPECTS FRAMEWORK
The design of The Likely Suspects
used with success to help reverse Framework enables scientists and
Where & Why
the decline of cod stocks in the Irish researchers to publish their work
Sea. The migration of wild salmon within the framework and this in
has been broken down into domains turn enables policy makers and river
as shown in the diagram below. managers to access the information
The first step is to identify how to create evidence based recovery
many fish are dying within each plans.
are they dying?
domain. Subsequent work will then
apportion the causes of mortality the moray firth traCKing projeCt
within each domain.
will uSe the lateSt aCouStiC traCKing
teChnology to help anSwer thiS queStion from
the heaDwaterS up to 100Km out into the
annual Salmon migration moray firth.
DOMAINS HEADWATERS MAIN STEM ESTUARINE COASTAL ZONE OPEN OCEAN
Example
Mortality
Suspects Commercial forestry Avian Seals Aquaculture Climate Change
Agricultural runoff predation Netting Pelagic
Approx by-catch
Loss ?% ?% ?% ?% ?%
could claim responsibility for this but
it was down to the hard work of my
predecessor, Sarah Bayley-Slater,
Working together...
who reinvigorated the Trust and The various Non-Governmental Organisations working for Atlantic salmon
developed its new sense of purpose. have agreed to form an alliance to deliver The Missing Salmon Project for
With your continued support, my the benefit of all - The Missing Salmon Alliance.
responsibility is to build on this solid
foundation so that Atlantic salmon
and sea trout have a more positive
future.
Lastly, if you ever want to speak to
me about any aspect of the work of
the Atlantic Salmon Trust my contact
details are tel: 01738 310139 and
mark@atlanticsalmontrust.org
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | THE CEO 99
Our Work | Scientific Review
The Missing Salmon Project
Launched in spring 2018, the Missing Salmon Project aims to reverse the ongoing
decline in wild Atlantic salmon, by piecing together the mystery of what is happening to
our salmon as they migrate downstream from their natal rivers and out to sea.
follow the fortunes of the young salmon as they migrate
downstream from their nursery areas and out to sea.
By gathering this information our aim is to provide
the evidence needed to promote informed salmon
conservation and practical management actions, so that
the relentless decline in wild Atlantic salmon numbers
can be halted and eventually reversed. Whilst there are
no guarantees we do need to take this holistic, evidence
based approach to give the salmon a fighting chance.
The Likely Suspects Framework
Over the last 18 months the Trust has started to construct
this framework of Likely Suspects, turning it from a
concept to a reality. It will tell us what mortality factors we
need to tackle to ensure increased survival of migrating
salmon smolts. The Framework will gather and analyse
evidence to identify where the key areas of mortality are
Catching smolts on the River Spey located; evaluate the evidence and define the most likely
causes, which in turn will focus actions on the priority
suspects. With a defined list of likely causes of mortality,
At the centre of the Missing Salmon Project is the “Likely we can bring together the evidence, where pragmatic
Suspects Framework,” which is a way of collecting develop measures to reduce these and influence the
information on the lifecycle of salmon, working out where policies needed to make it happen.
and why the fish are dying, so that the causes can be Whatever part of the salmon’s range you find yourself
prioritised, and where possible, pragmatic management in, you will find advocates for particular mortality factors
solutions put in place. To help populate this Likely which they feel passionately are the main cause of the
Suspects Framework a major salmon tracking project has salmon’s dramatic and steep decline. Aquaculture
been commissioned in the Moray Firth, so that we can impacts, bird predation, seal predation, water quality,
10 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | SCIENTIFIC REVIEWpelagic by-catch, river drainage, migration and marine phases of the significant mortality factors operate
hydro-schemes – all have been salmon’s life cycle. It will identify (e.g. freshwater descent / estuarine/
blamed over the years. Every salmon zones or “ecosystem domains” coastal; near-shore; migration to
angler, and indeed every salmon in the life cycle of salmon where feeding grounds, coastal return/river
manager, has their own views on significant mortality is believed to be entry).
the principal causes of the massive taking place. Such domains can be
The overall objective of the
decline in overall salmon survival. placed at geographical locations or
framework is to identify the various
Some of these views are well allocated to particular phases where
mortality factors involved and
supported by solid information while
quantify the potential for each factor
others depend solely on raw, sincere The Missing Salmon Project to influence salmon survival. In an
passion and outspoken conviction. key developments so far. . . approach more akin to financial
We are in a time when arguments accounting than mathematical
• The International Council for the Exploration
for policy change must be evidence of the Sea (ICES), North Atlantic Salmon modelling, the cumulative effect of
based. It is the job of the research Conservation Organization (NASCO), North these factors is made to account for
Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission
scientist to disentangle and objectively the observed survival of smolts to
(NPAFC), and The International Year of the
examine each of the arguments put Salmon (IYS), have all adopted The Likely sea or the number adults returning
forward by the proponents of the Suspects Framework as a process for defining from the sea. You start with the
mortality in salmon in the environment. This
various factors, to see which are demonstrates large organisations coming
answer and build a framework
supported by factual data and to together to discover the reason why the fish which explains why and where the
prioritise areas for urgent research are dying. observed mortality over the life of the
where such data do not exist. • Both NASCO and NPAFC have adopted The salmon from smolt to adult is taking
Scientists have struggled in prioritising Likely Suspects Framework as a signature place. This can be used to identify
which areas should be examined, project for their Joint International Year of the the likely impact, both individually
Salmon. This helps to bring the scale and
for in truth salmon populations are resources needed to deliver results on this and cumulatively, of the various
extremely complex and the mortality challenging and innovative framework. “suspects”. Protecting smolts is
factors impacting on juvenile and adult vitally important during challenging
• The key NGO’s from around the United
salmon are highly variable, particularly Kingdom have agreed to form an alliance periods of high mortality, as we are
when looked at on a regional or a to deliver The Missing Salmon Project and experiencing at present. We believe
work collectively to halt the decline in salmon
catchment scale. that at a local scale a sensible
stocks. They are supported by over 50
The AST’s Likely Suspects Framework organisations. management strategy is to maximise
seeks to provide a coherent approach output of smolts and to maximise
• Since the spring of 2018 approximately £1.3
on how to assess the importance of million has been raised to deliver The Missing
their chances of success at the
the various candidate mortality factors Salmon Project from a mixture of industrial, critical freshwater/marine interface
and how future salmon research public and private donations, without which and during the early marine period.
the Moray Firth Project could not be delivered.
areas can be targeted and prioritised.
The Likely Suspects Framework • The team and the detailed implementation
places these mortality factors plan are in place to begin the work of The
Moray Firth Project this spring.
(“likely suspects”) within an overall
framework covering the freshwater,
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | SCIENTIFIC REVIEW 11The Moray Firth Tracking Project
The overriding aim of the Moray Firth Tracking Project Moray Firth Tracking Project – Overview
is to establish the migration routes and where the The Moray Firth study is planned as a three-year
salmon are being lost as they journey down seven programme and the arrays for year one will be arranged
rivers into the Moray Firth. Fish will be tracked through as follows:
freshwater, estuaries, sea lochs, near shore and open
marine environments. This study will form a key piece • 15km long across the inner Moray Firth
of research in the UK to help identify where and why fish • 24km long across the Dornoch Firth
are dying. The information gleaned will be used to inform • 78km long across the middle of the Moray Firth to the
the Likely Suspects Framework. It will also enable local east of Spey Bay
fishery managers to implement management solutions • A partial array extending north for 35km north from
which will increase smolt survival. Fraserburgh
Wild, naturally migrating salmon smolts will be captured, Plans for years two and three will be finalised once the
tagged with acoustic transmitters and released. The results of the first year are known. It is essential that
project will comprise of 800 salmon smolts being tagged the findings from year one are thoroughly explored to
across the seven rivers. Some fifty sea trout will also allow refinements to the study in future years. We do not
be tagged on two of the rivers. Four marine arrays of anticipate that all of the acoustic arrays will remain in
acoustic receivers will be installed in the Moray Firth and place for years two and three, and a review of the initial
their location is shown on the map below. findings may result in an alternative study design taken
forward in subsequent years.
Marine Receivers
Smolt Capture Sites
The
Moray Firth
River and Estuary Receivers
Moray East Windfarm
Shin
Oykel
Project
Conon
Findhorn Key Objectives
Deveron
Ness Spey
12Scientists catching Smolts and preparing to Measuring the smolt Acoustic tracking device
insert Acoustic tracking device into the smolt. and recording its inserted into the smolt
condition before
returning it into the
river.
The
Acoustic Tracking
Process
Preparing Acoustic receivers before Dr Matt Newton deploying receivers
deployment at sea
Using The Likely Suspects Framework and acoustic tracking technology Marine
to understand “where smolts are dying” and deliver a plan to: The marine element will explore how the smolts from seven rivers
move through the Moray Firth, their survival, and trends between fish
• maximise the number of smolts leaving fresh water in the Moray Firth. from the different rivers. The marine tracking project aims to answer
• protect smolts during the estuarine and inshore coastal phase of the the following questions:
migration.
• The movement and loss rate of smolts between the estuary and
Freshwater •
survival to outer Moray Firth
Identify, where possible, losses of smolts in the Moray Firth are
The core aim will be to determine how successfully smolts move down
occurring
the main stem and into the transitional waters of the estuary and start to
• The migration routes used by smolts from each river system within
identify factors that may be influencing the survival of these fish. This will
the study
then be used to feed information into local fishery organisations to help
• The shoaling behaviour, if any, of smolts from different rivers
improve survival of smolts.
• Examine whether salmon across different river systems have
different survival rates
A huge thank you must go out to the myriad of supporters, from government bodies, academia, industry and
private individuals, who have generously donated the £1.3 million needed to make this project a reality.
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | SCIENTIFIC REVIEW 13The eDNA Atlantic Salmon Probe
Conservation of our salmon stocks relies on our ability
to detect and monitor populations and their threats.
For aquatic species, this challenge is increased by
the difficulty of seeing or detecting animals in the
aquatic environment. To improve detection of hard-to-
find species in the wild, scientists are employing an
innovative molecular approach using environmental
DNA, or eDNA. All aquatic animals leave traces of
themselves in water by shedding skin, excreting waste,
releasing eggs / milt and decomposing. Investigators
can collect a water sample to detect the target species
DNA and determine whether the species has recently
been in the water body and more recently eDNA can
be used to provide estimates of the biomass of target
species present. Environmental DNA has proven to be
a sensitive, accurate, and cost-efficient tool for species
detection in aquatic environments and is especially
attractive because it’s non-invasive and poses no risk to
aquatic animals.
Trawling for fish Bringing fish on board
14 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | SCIENTIFIC REVIEWDr Laura Gargan taking water samples Testing for traces of Salmonoids in the water using eDNA techniques
In cooperation with Dr Jens Carlsson and his team of with NINA and other Norwegian research bodies in
geneticists at University College Dublin (UCD) the Trust their ambitious SeaSalar (http://www.seasalar.no/)
has developed an environmental DNA Atlantic salmon programme. Work has been underway since the summer
probe to test for the presence of salmon. The probe of 2018 and is focusing on studying the lives of salmon
is now being used as a management tool in Ireland to at sea. The SeaSalar team has invited Dr Gargan to
assess for the presence of salmon above and below participate in a series of research cruises, where the
a wide range of what are thought to be impassable eDNA probe was deployed. In this full scale trial the
barriers. Work is also ongoing to test the probe as a presence of salmon in the catches can be visually
method of assessing and quantifying the level of salmon confirmed as well as being blind tested using the eDNA
by catch in commercial pelagic fisheries. probe. Participation in the SeaSalar Project was used
to upscale the earlier laboratory trials to large scale
The award of an AST Travelling Fellowship awarded to experiments on board commercial pelagic vessels.
Dr Laura Gargan in 2017 has resulted in increasingly
close co-operation between the UCD team and their Full details of the eDNA assay has been published
colleagues in the Norwegian Institute for Nature and further details on utilising the new tool can be
Research (NINA). The UCD team was invited to partner obtained by contacting the Trust.
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | SCIENTIFIC REVIEW 15Salmon & People in a Changing World
As rivers around the country reopen, North Pacific Anadromous Fish knowledge, raising public awareness
the salmon fishing world is putting the Commission. It aims to inform and and taking action in three key areas:
poor season of 2018 behind them and stimulate outreach and research that Connection - Celebrate the long
looking optimistically towards 2019. works towards a vision ‘to ensure that cultural importance of salmon to
They are not alone in doing so. Across salmon and people are resilient in a human society in terms of food,
the Northern Hemisphere 2018 was changing world’. economy and culture, whilst
a mixed season. Even in the Pacific recognising the damage done by
The Atlantic Salmon Trust’s Likely
region; Bristol Bay saw its biggest mankind.
Suspects Framework has been
sockeye salmon run on record, whilst
adopted as a key research project Knowledge – Bring people together
other Alaskan rivers had a disastrous
to take place during IYS. Salmon to harness ongoing research, kick
year with the lowest ever number of
scientists from the Pacific and Atlantic start partnerships and raise public
returning salmon.
are working together to fully develop awareness.
This year, the salmon rivers of the this Framework.
northern hemisphere have something Action – catalyse people into local
else in common. 2019 heralds the ‘We want to bring people action so that efforts can be combined
start of International Year of the together, share and to tackle restoring the ecosystems
Salmon (IYS). Despite its name, IYS develop knowledge, raise necessary for salmon to thrive.
commences in 2019 but the research awareness and take A number of key events are being
and projects launched this year will action.’ organised in International Year of
run until 2022. With organisations from the Salmon both nationally and
Salmon have a unique cultural and
the Pacific and Atlantic salmon regions internationally.
economic significance to people
collaborating to help solve shared across the world. IYS will create For more information about IYS and
problems. awareness and foster understanding events and projects in your area
The IYS is an initiative conceived of the critical issues facing salmon and please visit: www.yearofthesalmon.
by the North Atlantic Salmon their impact on the communities that org. if you are planning a salmon event
Conservation Organisation and the benefit from the resource by sharing this year please log on to this site and
insert the relevant details.
www.yearofthesalmon.org
162018 haS been
the worSt year
in hiStory
for Salmon to
returning the uK
17Pedro Landale | Fundraising
Run into The Shank on The Dalswinton Beat on the Nith where
Pedro caught his first Salmon.
I live on the banks of the River Nith reasons for decline and we all have
in Dumfriesshire. I caught my first our theories. Then we go our own Dalswinton Beat River Nith
salmon here aged 12 and having way and nothing happens. The time
fished in many places around the for talking is over, we now need In 2011 the 5 year
world the Nith remains the spiritual action. I want to make things happen average was 228
home of my fishing experience. It’s and that is why I am passionate
exactly the type of river we need to about The Atlantic Salmon Trust and 2011 ............................................. 232
see a return of the populations of fish The Missing Salmon Project.
which ran here only 8 years ago. If There are many theories as to 2012 ............................................. 127
the Nith was healthy I am absolutely what is going wrong and how to
put them right, but at last a proven
certain many of our rivers would also
2013 ................................................. 83
return to the amazing fisheries they methodology has been adopted and
once were. developed to help solve the declining
So picture this scene, the river trend of wild Atlantic Salmon - The
2014 ............................................... 31
Suspects Framework. The work is
!
opens on the 25th February and
our anglers come to Dalswinton explained elsewhere in the review,
Since 2014 - Disaster!
Fishing hut for coffee, a bacon roll suffice to say that to reverse the
No more than 40 salmon
and a nip of whisky. The banter will trend of declining Salmon in The UK
and grilse in any season
be the same, the laughter great and we all must support the work of The
the camaraderie excellent. However AST and get behind The Missing
conversation will quickly turn to the Salmon Project.
18 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FUNDRAISINGHow can you support the Trust?
The annual cost of the Atlantic Salmon Trust is: £400,000
This core funding is essential to enable us to
produce the evidence to reverse the decline
in wild Atlantic salmon.
You can help!
For a contribution of over £5,000 per annum you can join the Presidents Club.
For a contribution of over £250 per annum you can join The Salmon Club
Or you can visit our website and make a donation.
The Presidents Club The Salmon Club
Our Presidents club was launched at around the time The Salmon Club is driven by individuals who
of our 50th anniversary celebration and we currently care passionately about the environment and the
have over 20 members contributing circa iconic Wild Atlantic Salmon. The club is being
£170,000 towards our core funding. launched in March 2019 and the sponsors of the
Our Presidents take a keen interest in our work and club (Called Ghillies) are aiming to have over 800
we have an annual trip to discuss what we have
members by the end of the year
achieved in the last 12 months and what we have
Join either Club and
planned for the next 12 months.
In 2018 we visited the Grimsa in Iceland and this year we
Put Wild Salmon First
are staying at Gordon Castle on the Spey and reviewing in
detail the work of The Trust in The Moray Firth.
#wildsalmonfirst
19have you the desire do you believe in
to halt the decline in the work of the
wild Atlantic Salmon? Atlantic Salmon Trust?
The President of The Atlantic Salmon Trust, George Percy leads both The Presidents, and
The Salmon Club. In 2019 he has tasked twenty keen young volunteers, known as ‘The
Ghillies” to help achieve our goals to expand and develop the work of the Trust.
20in return
you will...
l Annual Trip to discuss the work
of the Trust (Presidents Only)
l receive the annual review
l have first sight of the auction lots
l be invited to an annual gathering in London in March
l receive invitations to profile raising events
l become involved with our social media
l receive a Salmon Club Buff
contact
The Team
salmonclub@atlanticsalmontrust.org
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26 www.roxtons.comLOT 3
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Canada - River Bonaventure
2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon Fishing & 4 Nights Accommodation
Previously known as The Canadian Salmon Club, this A small but well stocked fly shop located near the rod
legendary destination has been in operation for over a room, equipment store and drying room. Just a short walk
century welcomed members and invited guests only. With from the lodge is a well-stocked trout pond for casting
only six anglers at a time the Club remains an exclusive practice and a change of pace. This is an iconic and
destination for the most discriminating salmon angler and historic destination offering a chance to fish a location
controls some of the best pools and beats on the river. until recently available to only a very few fortunate anglers.
Lodge comfort is assured with private en suite bedrooms, Additional rods and or days may be available by separate
spacious living and dining areas and a large screened arrangement.
deck overlooking the Bonaventure River.
www.campbonaventure.com | www.theclubonthebonaventure.com
27LOT 4
Donor: Nervous Waters
Guide Price: £6,480
Starting Bid: £4000
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Dates: TBA with donor
Argentina - River Parana
3 Days For 2 Rods Dorado Fishing, & 4 Nights Accommodation
Suinda Lodge, Corrientes
Dorado are one of the most exciting house wine, beer and local spirits;
and complete game fish to be found professional guiding and loan of
anywhere in the world, and the clear rods, reels and lines. Not included:
upper Parana river on the Argentina- gratuities; airfares and airport transfers.
Paraguay border where Suinda Additional days or alternative sporting
Lodge is located is legendary for opportunities available at regular price.
them. Included are lodging, food, See also the dove shooting auction lot.
www.nervouswaters.com
28LOT 5
Donor: Mr Vegard Heggem
& Aunan Lodge
Guide Price: £1,800
Starting Bid: £1,500
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Dates: 16th – 19th August 2020
Norway - River Orkla
2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon Fishing At Aunan Lodge
Aunan Lodge is located in the an enviable reputation for the superb
Trondheim Basin. The Orkla is a big fish quality of its fishing, location and
river, over 5.5km and 17 pools, this is hospitality. One fish/rod/day (after which
an outstanding opportunity for two rods fishing will cease until after midnight)
to fish for three days with guiding and and two fish/rod/week may be retained,
full accommodation. Since opening in according to fishery rules, fly only.
2004, Aunan Lodge has established
www.aunan.no 29Where do you want to fish?
TopTwelve Fishing Experiences Tremendous Fishing
6 Spey- Arndilly 14 Stinchar 26 Thurso
7 Findhorn - Relugas 15 Moy - Mount Falcon 27 North Esk - Dalhousie
8 Oykel - Lower 16 Strathy - Bowside 28 North Esk - Gannochy
9 Naver - Rhifail 17 Lyon - Meggernie 29 Brora
10 Naver - North Loch 18 Ballynahinch 30 Alness
11 Findhorn - Coulmony 19 Islay 31 Tummel - Moulinearn
12 Findhorn - Coulmony 20 Aline - Ardtornish 32 Carron - Cornhill
21 Findhorn - Dalmigaviie 33 Dee - Middle Blackhall
22 Drowes 34 Dee - Middle Blackhall
23 Blackwater - Munster 35 Dee - Park
24 Usk - Glanusk 36 Ericht - Tay Trib
25 Arundell - 7 Devon Rivers 37 Findhorn - Old Clune
38 Findhorn - Freeburn
39 Tweed Birgham Dub
40 Tweed - Ladykirk
41 Spey - Tulchan
42 Spey - Knockando
43 Spey - Upper Easter Elchies
44 North Tyne - Chesters
309 10
26 16
8
45 Itchen 29
30
46 Avon Heale 7 11 12 21 37 38
47 Dever 42 43
31
48 Dever
20 33 34 35
49 East & West Dart 27 28
50 East & West Dart 17
32
51 Dart - Combestone
52 Dove - Norbury 19
53 Anton
36
54 Frome - Dorchester 14
55 Lambourn 39 40
56 Test - Broadlands 22
57 Test - Houghton
44
58 Test - Greatbridge 15 52
59 Test - Wherwell
18
61 Test - Testwood
62 Test - Tufton
63 Tamar - Endsleigh 23
64 Dovey - Dyfi
24 53
64
45 47 48
54 55
63 46 56 57 58
25 49 50 51
59 60 61 62
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31LOT 6
Donor: Contact Arndilly Fishings
c/o Saviils
Guide Price: £20.000
Starting Bid: £15,000
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Dates: 12th – 18th August 2019
(Arrive Sunday 11th August)
Scotland - River Spey, Arndilly
7 Rods For 6 Days Salmon Fishing At Arndilly With Accommodation
Arndilly is a prime beat on the River Spey and provides The hut also has a kitchen with running water, gas cooker and
exceptional fly fishing in varied water conditions. The Beat is fridge and there is a flushing WC for guests to use.
two miles in length (nearly all double bank) with fourteen pools Accommodation is provided for up to fourteen guests in Upper
accessible by car, available to fish for seven rods. Tominachty which commands impressive views over the River
The Beat has three full time, and very experienced, ghillies who Spey and beyond. Set in an elevated positon, surrounded
will welcome and guide you during your time at Arndilly. The by woodlands and farmland the Lodge was refurbished in
ghillies are equally comfortable with beginners and experienced 2017 and provides comfortable, modern amenities for guests
rods alike and will do their upmost to make your visit a seeking to experience a relaxing holiday in Scotland whilst
memorable one. enjoying fishing on the Spey. Daily housekeepers are provided
The Back of Bog Fishing Hut, located on the Beat, offers a and there is separate accommodation for chefs. Estate rods
comfortable location to meet with the ghillies at the start of are available upon request.
the day and recuperate post fishing offering space for up to This lot is a rare opportunity to experience some of the best
fourteen to sit and eat, outdoor seating to admire the river, and fishing in Scotland on one of the most well-known and sought
a log burning stove to enjoy whilst recounting the days catches. after Beats.
32
www.arndillyfishing.co.ukLOT 7 LOT 8
Scotland - River Findhorn Scotland - River Oykel
1 Weeks Fishing on Relugas 3 Rods for 1 Week
Donor: Logie Estate
Donor: Lower Oykel Fishings
www.logie.co.uk
Guide Price: £1,300
Guide Price: £1,750
Starting Bid: £900
Starting Bid: £1,160
Exclusive use of this stunning three rod beat on the famous
The fishing is split into two beats; alternating between middle
lower Oykel including ghillie, daily rotation over six days.
and top with the middle beat fished on Monday, Wednesday
100% C&R. Single hooks and fly only.
and Friday and the top beat on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Both beats have a variety of pools to suit most Dates: TBA week commencing Febuary 24th 2020
heights of water. Little wading is necessary and vehicle access
is possible to within about ½ a mile of all pools. River paths
are good, however the fishing is within the Findhorn gorge so
access is quite steep in places. All fishing is right bank and fly
only, C&R only.
Dates: 1 Week TBA With Donor August or September 2020
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 33LOT 9 LOT 10
Scotland - The River Naver
Scotland - River Naver
3 Days for 4 Rods Fishing, Rhifail Lodge
1 Week for 4 Rods Salmon Fishing
for 8 People
Donor: Syre & North Loch Naver Estates
Donor: The Lopes Family
www.naverfishingsyre.co.uk
www.skelpickandrhifail.com
Tel: 01453 521956
Guide Price: £1,200
Guide Price: £1,200
Starting Bid: £1,000
Starting Bid: £800
Fishing for four rods on two different two rod beats, on one
A week fishing on the famous River Naver for spring salmon in
of six rotating Naver beats, including ghillie. Accommodation
2020. Four rods fishing with two rods each on rotating two rod
in Rhifail lodge for a maximum of eight people for three nights.
beats, fly only. C&R in line with river conservation policy.
‘..the pleasure of fishing this delightful river, with its extensive
beats, its constant array of fish, and enchanting variety of Dates: 10th - 15th February 2020
pools, never wanes. Long may such fishing endure!’
John Ashley Cooper, A Salmon Fisher’s Odyssey
Dates: Arrive PM 23rd February 2020, Fish 24th - 26th,
Depart PM 26th February 2020
34 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHINGLOT 11 & 12
Scotland - River Findhorn
1 Week for 2 Rods, Salmon Fishing on
Coulmony
Donor: Anthony Laing
www.daltullich.com
Guide Price: £1,160
Starting Bid: £800
Salmon fishing, eight miles south of Forres at Coulmony.
Two miles, left bank, 11 named pools. The ghillie will show
beat on first morning, thereafter at extra cost, fly only.
Anglers must comply with the 2020 Findhorn DSFB code and
guidance particularly with regard to C&R. Well tended paths,
good access to pools, with some riverside access with a car.
See website for details of cottage which may be available at
extra cost.
Dates: LOT 11 TBA with donor, 1 week in June or Sept 2019
LOT 12 TBA with donor, 1 week in June or Sept 2019
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 35LOT 13
Donor: Strengur/Gisli Asgeirsson
www.strengurangling.is/tungulaekur
Guide Price: £1,800
Starting Bid: £1,400
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Dates: TBA with donor
September - October 2019
Iceland - Lake Tungulaekur
3 Rods for 2 Days Sea Trout Fishing
The Tungulækur river is one of Iceland´s best sea trout A guide is available on request. There is no
rivers which runs through stunning lava fields on the accommodation available but the donor will help advise
south coast some 300km from Reykjavik. The lake can you on the most suitable bed and breakfast. The sea
be very productive with nice big sea trout, perfect for trout are huge, feisty and stunning. It will be a very
those wanting to fish hard and catch plenty. exciting trip.
www.strengurangling.is
36LOT 14 LOT 15
Scotland - River Stinchar Ireland - River Moy
2 Rods for 1 Week Salmon Fishing 2 Rods for 2 Days Fishing & 3 Nights at
Donor: Lord Richard Wellesley
The Mount Falcon Hotel
www.fishpal.com/Scotland/Ayrshire/Knockdolian Donor: Mount Falcon Hotel
www.stincharfishing.co.uk www.mountfalcon.com
Guide Price: £1020 Guide Price: £1,560
Starting Bid: £675 Starting Bid: £1,200
The River Stinchar is ideally a wet summer, autumn fishery, Three night’s accommodation in a three bedroom self-catering
closing end of October. Fish a different beat each day over lodge on the estate sleeping up to six. Mount Falcon owns
2½ miles mainly double bank with 22 named pools. Fly only, two miles of double bank fishing on the River Moy. The upper
voluntary C&R. Ghillie will show rods the river, available daily beat contains The Wall pool & Connors Gap, two of the best
at extra cost, as is accommodation. fly pools on the lower Moy. Fly and spinning, ghillie available.
Fishery board rules apply.
Dates: TBA with donor subject to availability 1 week 2019
Dates: TBA with donor subject to availability August or
September 2020
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 37LOT 16 LOT 17
Scotland - River Strathy Scotland - River Lyon
2 Rods Fishing for 1 Week, 2 Rods For 1 Week Fishing, Cottage on
Accommodation In Gamekeepers River Bank.
Cottage
Donor: Meggernie Estates
Donor: Vanya Hackel & Viki Cooke, Bowside Partnership www.meggernie-estate.com
www.bowside.co.uk Guide Price: £1000
Guide Price: £1,250 Starting Price: £660
Starting Bid: £950
Salmon and trout fishing at Meggernie, five beats rotated
Salmon and Sea Trout fishing on 25 miles of double bank of daily, two rods per beat.
the private and unspoiled Sutherland spate river. The fully Lovely Gatehouse self catering cottage with views of the
furnished Gamekeepers cottage on the river is also included river, available from pm Sunday prior to fishing until am the
in the offer, and access to several trout lochs in the catchment following Sunday.
area can be arranged. Fly only, for more information see
Dates: TBA with donor subject to availability late August or
website.
September 2019 or 2020
Dates: TBA with donor subject to availability in 2019
38 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHINGLOT 18 LOT 19
Ireland - River Ballynahinch Scotland - Islay
2 Rods For 1 Day Salmon Fishing, & 2 3 Days Salmon Fishing on Islay with
Nights B&B, 1 Nights Dinner 3 nights accommodation in the
Bridgend Hotel
Donor: The Owenmore River, Ballynahinch, Connemara
Donor: The Islay Estates Company
www.ballynahinch-castle.com
www.islayestates.com
Guide Price: £890
Guide Price: £830
Starting Bid: £675
Starting Bid: £560
One day’s self guided salmon fishing for two rods on the
3 days salmon fishing on the river Laggan, with 3 nights bed
prolific Ballynahinch Castle fishery with two nights bed &
and breakfast accommodation a twin room at the excellent
breakfast in a riverside room in Ballynahinch Castle Hotel with Bridgend Hotel. Wild Brown Trout Fishing also available on
dinner included on one night. Set in a private 700 acre estate Islay on Lochs Gorm, Finlaggan, Skerrols, Ardnahoe and other
of woodland, rivers and walks in the heart of Connemara, Co. Wild Brown Trout Lochs. Fishing is by boat or on the bank;
Galway, the Castle Hotel overlooks it’s famous salmon fishery our trout fishing is well known and we have hosted both the
with a backdrop of the 12 Bens mountain range. European and Commonwealth fly fishing championships in
recent years. Detail of the extent of the fishing available at
Dates: TBA with doner subject to availability 2020 season
http://islayestates.com/fishing which includes a map of the
main lochs. The date has to be subject to agreement and
availability so the sooner the successful bidder contacts the
Estate Office, the more choice of dates available.
Dates: July 2020 TBA with the donor
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 39LOT 20 LOT 21 Scotland - River Aline Scotland - River Findhorn 2 Rods For 1 Week Fishing & S/C 2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon & Sea Trout Cottage On Ardtornish Estate Fishing & 4 Nights Accommodation Donor: Ardtornish Estate Donor: Sir Edward Greenwell www.ardtornish.co.uk Guide Price: £750 Guide Price: £700 Starting Bid: £600 Starting Bid: £525 Fish the Dalmigavie Beat, four miles right bank of the upper A week’s salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Aline with Findhorn with 15 named pools, fly only. Rods will be shown rotating double bank two rod beats, fly only. C&R. Includes an the river, ghillie not present thereafter. Findhorn rules apply. attractive self catering accommodation, to be vacated on the Accommodation for four nights included in “Keepers Cottage” Saturday of the let week. which has three twin rooms. Dates: 1 week TBA with donor September 2019 season Dates: TBA between May 1st & July 31st 2019 40 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING
LOT 22 LOT 23
River Drowes - Ireland River Blackwater, Ireland
4 Rods For 2 Days Salmon Fishing With 2 Rods For 2 Days Salmon Fishing On
S/C Accommodation For 2 Nights The Munster Blackwater
Donor: Drowes Fishery Donor: Glenda Powell
www.drowessalmonfishery.com www.glendapowellguiding.com
Guide Price: £400 www.blackwatersalmonfishery.com
Starting Bid: £300 Guide Price: £490
Starting Bid: £400
Salmon and trout fishing on five miles of the River Drowes, a
2019 weekend or midweek, with two night’s self catering Two days fishing with a help half a day’s guiding with Glenda
accommodation. Ghillie available and others may be fishing at Powell on the Munster Blackwater fishery. Glenda is one of the
the same time. highest qualified female salmon fly casting instructors in the
world having achieved the APGAI - Ireland, both double and
Dates: 2 days TBA with donor in 2019 season
single handed certifications to the highest levels. She has fished
in the Scottish ladies international fly fishing team, and managed
the Irish ladies team, becoming a world champion in 2006.
Dates: TBA with donor in 2020 season
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 41LOT 24 LOT 25
Wales River Usk Arundell Arms, Lifton Devon
A Relaxing Fishing Weekend For 2 On Fishing Weekend For 2
The Usk Donor: Arundell Arms Hotel
Donor: Mr And Mrs Charles Pettifer www.arundellarms.com
www.tyrchanter.com Guide Price: £450
Guide Price: £400 Starting Bid: £400
Starting Bid: £340 Two days for two rods, plus two nights B & B in double or twin
A weekend at Tyr Chanter for two rods, trout and salmon room at the Arundell Arms. Trout, sea trout or salmon fishing
fishing on three miles of the Usk on the Glanusk fishery. on the hotel water with a choice of fishing over 20 miles on
Breakfast, lunch and tea will be supplied, and there is one seven different rivers; Tamar, Lyd, Carey, Wolf, Thrushel, Lew,
more room if you should you like to bring friends, dogs are Ottery. Salmon to be released, lake fishing is available, ghillie
welcome. A ghillie is at extra cost, Tiggy who is an AAPGAI by separate arrangement.
instructor, may be available.
Dates: TBA with donor in 2020 season
Dates: TBA with donor in 2019 or 2020 season
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43LOT26 LOT 29
River Thurso - 3 Days For 2 Rods River Brora - 2 Rods For 1 Week Salmon
Salmon Fishing Fising On The Brora
Donor: Thurso River Ltd Donor: Sutherland Estates
Guide Price: £950 Starting Bid: £620 Guide Price: £780 Starting Bid: £595
Dates: 26th, 27th, 28th of Sept 2019 Dates: TBA with donor, subject to availability late May or
June in 2020
LOT 27
North Esk - 1 Day For 2 Rods Salmon
And Sea Trout Fishing
LOT 30
River Alness - 2 Rods For 3 Days
Donor: Dalhousie Estates Salmon And Sea Trout Fishing
Guide Price: £100 Starting Bid: £75 Donor & Contact: Roger Dowsett, Novar Fishings
Date: TBA subject to availability in 2019 Partnership
Guide Price: £420 Starting Bid: £300
LOT 28 Dates: 6th, 7th & 8th Aug 2020
River North Esk - 2 Days For 2 Rods
Salmon And Sea Trout Fishing LOT 31
Donor: Allan Hemmings, Gannochy Estate River Tummel - 4 Rods For 1 Week
Guide Price: £600 Starting Bid: £400 Salmon Fishing On Moulinearn
Date: Before June 21st in 2020 Donor: Atholl Estates
Guide Price: £600 Starting Bid: £320
Date: TBA subject to availability, 1 week Sept 2019
44 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHINGLOT 32 LOT 35
River Carron - 2 Rods For 1 Week River Dee - 2 Rods For 2 Days Salmon
Salmon & Sea Trout Fishing On Cornhill And Sea Trout Fishing On Park
Donor: Cornhill Estate Donor: Park Fishing
Guide Price: £500 Starting Bid: £325 Guide Price: £300 Starting Bid: £250
Dates: TBA with letting agent, 1 week in June 2020 Dates: TBA subject to availability, 2 days from 1st Feb to 30
June in 2020
LOT 33 LOT 36
River Dee - 3 Rods For 3 Days Salmon
Fishing On Middle Blackhall River Ericht - 2 Rods For 2 Days Salmon
Donor: Cairnton Estate Fishing On The Glenericht Beat
Guide Price: £570 Starting Bid: £400 Donor: The McCosh Brothers
Dates: TBA with donor, subject to availability July, Aug in Guide Price: £300 Starting Bid: £200
2020 season Dates: TBA subject to availability, 2 days in 2020
LOT 34 LOT 37
River Dee - 2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon River Findhorn, Old Clune - 3 Rods For 6
And Sea Trout Fishing At Tilbouries Days Salmon Fishing
Donor: Atholl Sporting Donor: Timothy Boles
Guide Price: £330 Starting Bid: £250 Guide Price: £675 Starting Bid: £500
Dates: 26th & 27th Aug 2019 Dates: TBA subject to availability, 6 days between April & Aug
2019
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 45LOT 38 LOT 41
River Findhorn - 2 Rods For 2 Days River Spey - 2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon
Salmon Fishing On The Freeburn Fishing
Fishings Donor: Tulchan Sporting Estates
Donor: Atholl Sporting Guide Price: £500 Starting Bid: £340
Guide Price: £240 Starting Bid: £180 Dates: 26th -28th Sept 2019
Dates: 26th & 27th Aug 2019
LOT 42
LOT 39 River Spey - 3 Rods For 3 Days Salmon
& Sea Trout Fishing On Knockando
River Tweed - 2 Rods For 1 Day Salmon
Fishing At Birgham Dub Donor: Dr CMH Wills
Donor: The Earl Of Home & The Douglas & Angus Estates Guide Price: £594 Starting Bid: £450
Guide Price: £500 Starting Bid: £350 Dates: 16th, 17th & 18th Sept 2019
Date: Monday 26th Aug 2019
LOT 43
LOT 40 River Spey - 4 Rods For 2 Days Salmon
Fishing On Upper Easter Elchies
River Tweed - 2 Rods For 1 Day Salmon
Fishing On Ladykirk Donor: The Macallan Distillers Ltd
Donor: Ladykirk Estates Guide Price: £600 Starting Bid: £450
Guide Price: £260 Starting Bid: £195 Dates: 23rd & 24th Sept 2019
Dates: Monday 14th Oct 2019
46 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHINGLOT 44 LOT 47 & LOT 48
River North Tyne - 2 Rods For 2 Days River Dever - 2 Rods For 1 Day Trout
Salmon Fishing On Chesters Fishing
Donor: Chesters Estate Donor: Mrs Sally Merison
Guide Price: £500 Starting Bid: £300 Guide Price: £300 Starting Bid: £200
Date: 12th & 13th Oct 2019 Date: TBA with donor, any Saturday in 2020
LOT 45 LOT 49 & LOT 50
River Itchen - 2 Rods For 1 Day Salmon Rivers East & West Dart - 1 Rod For 2020
Fishing Season Salmon & Sea Trout Fishing
Donor: Lyndsey Farmiloe Donor: The Duchy Of Cornwall
Guide Price: £250 Starting Bid: £185 Guide Price: £150 Starting Bid: £112
Dates: TBA with donor, subject to availability in 2020 season Dates: 1st February- 30th Sept 2020
LOT 46 LOT 51
River Avon - 2 Rods For 1 Day Brown River Dart - 2 Rods For 2 Days Salmon &
Trout At Heal Sea Trout Fishing On Combestone
Donor: Guy Rasch Donor: Sir Simon Day
Guide Price: £200 Starting Bid: £150 Guide Price: £600 Starting Bid: £400
Dates: 1 day TBA with donor, subject to availability in 2020 Dates: TBA with donor, subject to availability in 2020 season
season
THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHING 47LOT 52 LOT 55
River Dove - 2 Rods For 2 Days Trout River Lambourn - 3 Rods For 1 Day
Fishing On Norbury Beat Chalkstream Trout Fishing
Donor: The Norbury Fishing Club Donor: William Daniel and Famous Fishing
Guide Price: £260 Starting Bid: £175 Guide Price: £450 Starting Bid: £340
Date: 2 days TBA with donor, subject to availability in 2019 or Date: 1 day TBA with donor - Mon to Wed, April - Sept 2019
2020 season
LOT 56
LOT 53 River Test - 2 Rods For 1 Day Trout
Fishing At Broadlands
River Anton - 2 Rods For 1 Day Trout
And Grayling Fishing Donor: Neil Freeman, Chalkstream Fishing Ltd
Donor: David James Guide Price: £400 Starting Bid: £300
Guide Price: £200 Starting Bid: £150 Dates: 1 day TBA with donor, subject to availability in 2019
Date: 1 day TBA with donor, subject to availability 1st May - season
30th Sept in 2019
LOT 57
LOT 54 River Test - 2 Rods For 1 Day Trout
Fishing
River Frome - 2 Rods For 1 Day Trout
And Grayling Fishing Donor & Contact: Oliver Busk
Donor: Dorchester Fishing Club Guide Price: £ 300 Starting Bid: £ 200
Guide Price: £100 Starting Bid:£75 Dates: 1 day TBA with donor, subject to availability - 30th
Date: Any Tues, Thurs, Sat, Bank holiday,1st April - 14th Oct, June - 30th Sept 2020 season
excluding 15th May-15th June 2019
48 THE ATLANTIC SALMON TRUST | FISHINGLOT 58 LOT 62
River Test - 1 Rod For 1 Day Trout River Test - 1 Rod For 1 Day Trout
Fishing On Greatbridge Fishing On Tufton
Donor: Chalkstream Donor: PJ TRENTHAM
Guide Price: £350 Starting Bid: £290 Guide Price: £250 Starting Bid: £170
Dates: TBA by mutual agreement, subject to availability from Dates: 1 day between May - Sept 2020 tba before 31st May
mid June 2019 season 2019
LOT 59 LOT 63
Upper Test - 1 Day For 1 Rod, Or 2 Rods River Tamar - 2 Rods For 3 Days Salmon
Sharing Trout Fishing Fishing On Endsleigh
Donor: Marquess Camden Donor: The Endsleigh Fishing Club
Guide Price: £270 Starting Bid: £200 Guide Price: £250 Starting Bid: £170
Date: TBA with estate office, subject to availability after June Dates: TBA subject to availability, anytime between 5th April
weed cut 2019 -16th June 2020
LOT 61 LOT 64
River Test - 3 Rods For 1 Night Sea Trout River Dovey - 2 Rods For 2 Days/Nights
On The Testwood & Nursling Fishery Sea Trout Fishing
Donor: Mr Taylor, Mr Johnson, Testwood & Nursling Fishery, Donor: New Dyfi Fisheries Association & Illtyd Griffiths
Barker Mill Estate & Upstream Dry Fly Guide Price: £350 Starting Bid: £235
Guide Price: £500 Starting Bid: £400 Date: TBA with Illtyd, from early June to the 31st Aug, on a
Date: Subject to availability, must book 2 weeks in advance, Mon & Tues or Thurs & Sat
in June - Sept 2019
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