Kintore Angling Club

Kintore Angling Club, located in Inverurie, is dedicated to providing access to exceptional salmon, sea trout, and brown trout fishing on the River Don at Kintore. With access to the Council, Balbithan, Torryburn, and Kinellar beats, as well as exclusive brown trout beats, the club offers a total of 6 miles of left bank and 3. 8 miles of right bank fishing, encompassing 21 pools.

One of the club's main goals is to promote fishing among young people. To achieve this, they offer low-cost fishing opportunities for 15-year-olds and free fishing for accompanied juniors. This initiative aims to instil a love for fishing in the next generation and encourage their participation in the sport.

Membership to Kintore Angling Club is available through season tickets, with prices set at 145 for salmon and sea trout, 90 for seniors and disabled individuals, and just 20 for juniors. Additionally, daily and weekly tickets are available for purchase. Season tickets and daily/weekly tickets can be obtained from the Kintore Post Office and Fishpal.

The River Don is renowned for its excellent salmon, sea trout, and wild brown trout fishing. Spanning approximately 5 miles, the river offers a diverse range of water features, including fast-flowing runs, rocky pools, and gentle gliding water with deep holding pools where trout frequently rise to the abundant fly life. The well-maintained banks and sandy-gravel bottom allow for easy access to most pools, making it an ideal location for anglers of all skill levels.

Kintore Angling Club provides ample resources for interested individuals to join and get involved. They offer a downloadable membership form on their website, and for any queries or ticket purchases, interested parties can contact the club's secretary/treasurer, Stanley Christie, via email at stanchristie@sky. Com or by phone at 07951 859507. The club's address is Craiglea, Burnett Place, Port Elphinstone, AB51 3US.

For more information and updates, visitors can find Kintore Angling Club on Facebook, where they can access the club's official page. The club also maintains an online booking site and provides links to useful resources such as Farson River Don Digital Watercam for up-to-date river conditions.