WELCOME
The Association was formed in the mid 60's with the aim of improving fishing in the Badenoch area.
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The Association controls fishing on:
The River Spey: Brown Trout, Salmon & Sea Trout, from the mouth of the River Tromie to the Spey Dam at Laggan
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Beat 1 Dulchully access via North bank only & Beat 14 Ralia no salmon fising allowed.
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From the beat end at Newtonmore shooting ground, westwards on the South bank to Laggan Bridge is not controlled by the Association & individual landlords must be approached for permission to fish.
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Beat 15 (Glentromie): Access to the river limited to a 60ft wide passageway along the river bank, downstream from Kingussie.
River Calder: Brown Trout only allowed, North bank only
Loch Laggan: Brown Trout & Specimen Pike, A86 roadside only, no boats allowed.
Spey Dam: Fly Fishing only Brown Trout, 2 boats avail to hire – no petrol motors allowed.
Lochan Uvies: Brown Trout & Pike
Loch Ericht: Brown Trout, only 1st part of Loch
BAA Permit does not allow access to any tributory streams or feeder burns.
Night fishing only allowed on Lochs Laggan & Ericht
Association waters are covered by a protection order issued under the freshwater and salmon fisheries act.
It is illegal to commence fishing without first obtaining a permit.
Fishing is mostly brown trout, but a lot of salmon/Sea Trout are also caught. There is also some good pike fishing between Lochan Uvie and Laggan. Loch Laggan itself holds some specimen pike.
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Catch Returns - All Salmon/Sea Trout caught (even if returned)
MUST be reported. This is a requirement of Spey Fishery Board & Marine Scotland. Please see more info below.
Location
The Association waters are in the vicinity of Kingussie, Newtonmore and Laggan.
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Permits now available on-line & all outlets including new outlet The Postbox, Kingussie.
Same Prices as last year !
Salmon & Trout permits 15th Mar - 30th Sept
Pike Fishing all year
Juniors 12 and under can purchase a permit FREE
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Day/Week Permits
Adult/Senior Day = £16 / Week £42 Junior Day = £11 / Week £21
Season Permits
Local: Adult = £52 / Senior £32 / Junior = £21
Visitor: Adult/Senior £72 /Junior £26
Local = PH19, PH20 & PH21
It is illegal to commence fishing without a permit, if caught without a permit you will incur a penalty fee.
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Season Info
News
15/05/23 - Boats now available on Spey Dam.
19/03/23 - river opening - pictures on events page & wee video on our facebook page. Thanks to Rod Fraser from Where Stags Roar for opening the river today.
17/03/23 - Our warden will have a new tel number from Sunday 19th March - 07710553200
07/03/23 - Permits available at all outlets includdin g new outlet The PostBox in Kingussie.
20/02/23 - We have a new warden Peter Sutherland - Welcome to BAA!
20/02/23 - Permits now available on-line & at Balavil/Glen Hotels Newtonmore - other outlets available soon.
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28/10/22 - RSPB site rules updated see rules page.
19/06/22 - Report of 12lb salmon caught on one of our beats on 14th June.
19/05/22 - Boats are now available on Spey Dam.
30/04/22 - Reports of 3 salmon being caught so far this season - 1st an early one 10th April & 2 yesterday 29/04/22 (pic below of 1 caught by Jim Andrew). All caught Kingussie & Newtonmore areas.
Please note the Association is kept going on a day to day basis by the Association secretary only on a part time basis and is unavailable on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday's until after 5pm & until after 1pm on Fridays due to working for the NHS (may also be other days if doing overtime). Weekends can also be busy so may take a wee while to get back to you if you leave a message.
Thanks to Rod Frazer from Where Stags Roar for this lovely video
Catch Returns
Please could you submit catch returns (even if you return fish) via any of the following methods:
Website:
Email: secretarybaa@yahoo.co.uk
Text: Secretary on 07564745294
Facebook: Badenoch Angling Association
Post: BAA Secretary, 120 Clune Terrace,
Newtonmore, PH20 1DY.
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Could you please also let us know if you have TRIED to fish for Salmon/Sea Trout even if you were not successful in catching any - Reporting rod days is a requirement of MARINE SCOTLAND.
All Salmon/Sea Trout caught (even if returned) MUST be reported
This is a requirement of Spey Fishery Board & Marine Scotland.
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Please let us know your Brown Trout catches also if possible - thanks.
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Catch return info is VITAL as it is sent to the Spey Fishery Board and Marine Scotland twice yearly (April to June report & July to September report) to help to identify the health of the fish stock in the river, so your help in completing catch returns as soon as possible would be very much appreciated.
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Catch Returns MUST be completed and returned by 10th July & 10th October.
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