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The
North Esk
The
North Esk is formed in the southern
Grampians by the meeting of the
Water of Mark and the Water of Lee in Angus. It flows east and south
east through Glen Esk, before flowing through the southern end of the
Howe o the Mearns through rich farmland to enter the North Sea 4 miles
(6 km) north of Montrose. Its chief tributaries are the Water of Tarf,
Luther Water, West Water and Craick Water and its total length is 29
miles (47 km).
From
a point 2½ miles (4 km) north of Edzell until it meets the
sea, the North Esk forms the boundary between Angus and Aberdeenshire.
Salmon
are
likely to
be up past the Loups of the Burn, a series of falls about fifteen miles
below Loch Lee, and into the upper beats by April. The lower river
flows through a series of long holding pools, giving excellent fishing
on the lower beats. . The North Esk is very much a spate river,
requiring rain to give good sport especially in the summer months. The
later months of September and October are usually the most prolific
months as long as there is sufficient water to let the fish run the
river. This is the time when bigger fish start to run the system, fish
between 20lbs and 30lbs are not uncommon.
Sea
trout also run the river from late may to august and may also be caught
following a summer spate, perhaps on a small silver stoat tube fly
fished on a single handed rod of about ten feet.
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Fishing on Pert
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the state of the
water in real time by clicking on the link below.
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Tackle
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can now offer a
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Weather
As
the North Esk is a
basically a spate river and the height of the water determines whether
the fish will be running it follows that the weather will play
an important part in how good the fishing will be.
Local
weather information can be obtained here.
The beat is
only about 5 miles from the sea
therefore the state of the
tides can give an indication of when a run of fish may be expected to
enter the beat.
Local tide info can be obtained here.
Go to the entry for Montrose for the most accurate times
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Latest News (click here)
Available Rods for 2014
The following dates are still available for the
2014 season :-
May 6th - 1 rods (Luther/Bridges)
May
7th - 1 rod (Boat pool)
May 8th - 1 rod (Luther/Bridges)
June 2nd - 2 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 3rd- 3 rods (Boat pool)
June 4th- 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 6th- 2 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 9th - 2 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 10th- 3 rods (Boat pool)
June 11th- 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 12th- 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 16th - 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
June 17th - 1 rod (Boat pool)
June 18th - 1 rod (Luther/Bridges)
June 30th - 2 rods (Luther/Bridges)
July 9th - 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
July 11th - 1 rod (Luther/Bridges)
July 17th - 3 rods (Luther/Bridges)
Contacts
All
enquiries and bookings should be made through the following :-
PERT
FISHINGS Ltd
Pert
farm by Laurencekirk
Kincardineshire
AB30
1QP
Tel
:- 01674 840894
Mobile :-
07775690080
All
bookings to be confirmed in writing
Prices
The
prices for the 2014 season are as follows
(Please
note prices are per rod)
February :-
£50.00
March :-
£55.00
April
/ May :- £60.00
June
/ July :- £50.00
Evening
sessions June / July :- £25.00
August
:- £65.00
September
:- £90.00
October
:- £95.00
(Pert
Fishings Ltd reserve the right to retain 1 rod for personal use)
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