Kyle of Sutherland Angling Association
In the letter sent with the membership cards and tags it was stated that:
The top of the Kyle down to the KoSAA boat mooring at Altass can now only be fished from the right bank or by boat.
This is incorrect and should read:
The top of the Kyle down to just below the first Altass turn off, travelling from Inveran, can now only be fished from the right bank or by boat.
The maps page shows the correct limits.
Permission is required from the owner before taking vehicles down the track on the right bank of the Shin to the Scap.
There are 3 padlocks on the stock gate at the entrance to the Lagain track.
One lock is for KoSAA access and the other 2 are for the other users of the track.
Please do not bypass the other 2 locks when locking the gate. The track should be accessible by unlocking any one of the 3 locks.
Thank you for your co-operation.
The subscription rates for 2017 remain unchanged.
Adult: £110
Adult Concession (age 18-20): £50
Senior (age 65 and over): £80
Junior (age 17 and under): Free
Sea trout only below (east) Bonar Bridge: £30
Cheques can be sent to the club secretary.
A key was found on the floor after the AGM. Can the owner contact the secretary to retrieve it.
The AGM will be held in Edderton Village Hall on Tuesday 28 February 2017 at 7-30pm.
The guest speaker will be Sir Michael Wigan who will give a presentation on “The Challenges for Fish, Angling and Anglers for 2017”.
Most of the early fish seem to have moved on but a few salmon and some nice sea trout are still being caught each week.
KOSAA now has a lock on the gate to Loch an Lagain and the key is being held by Ardgay Stores. If you visit please keep the gate locked and do not take vehicles beyond the parking area at the boat mooring.
Another good week on the Kyle with reported catches of ten salmon up to 17 lbs and a couple of sea trout up to 3 lbs.