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Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #300 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:11 »
Thanks Hamish.  It was your Local Hero clue that helped.

Now i need to think of a suitable successor question.
But when i think of it, a wee side question.. If a seatrout water goes into decline then can it become a quality brown trout water?

Hamish Young

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #301 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:15 »
Absolutely 100% yes - I've seen it with my own eyes :cool:

:z3

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #302 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:17 »
Loch Maree?

Hamish Young

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #303 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:19 »
Lochs Shiel, Eilt & Arienas immediately spring to mind :z17

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #304 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:24 »
Ok here goes.

There are 14 waters that fall into the Spey worth a cast or two.  Some are tributaries of tributaries.  So it's dig the os maps out time lads as i'm asking name them?

Allan

Ben Dixon

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #305 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:31 »
Avon
Dulnain
Nethy
Truim
Fiddich
Livet
Calder
Feshie

Are the only ones I can think of without resorting to a map!



Ben

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #306 on: 17/02/2011 at 22:39 »
Off to a flier Ben, but still six short.

Ben Dixon

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« Reply #307 on: 18/02/2011 at 00:08 »
That's without getting the map out Allan, getting a map out for a question like that would be like taking your laptop to Mastermind so you can use wikipedia!!

Ben

Mike Barrio

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #308 on: 18/02/2011 at 00:57 »
Did anybody tell Stan he wasn't allowed a laptop? :z4

Peter McCallum

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #309 on: 18/02/2011 at 07:37 »
That's without getting the map out Allan, getting a map out for a question like that would be like taking your laptop to Mastermind so you can use wikipedia!!

Ben

And you'd be knackered then too..........wikipedia!! :shock :shock

Mike Barrio

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #310 on: 18/02/2011 at 20:15 »
Avon
Dulnain
Nethy
Truim
Fiddich
Livet
Calder
Feshie

Only six more to go guys ......... any ideas?

Alex Burnett

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #311 on: 18/02/2011 at 20:51 »
Rinnes Tromie & Aberlour ?

Peter Rawlinson

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #312 on: 18/02/2011 at 21:14 »
Agree with Tromie,and Aberlour , not sure about Rinnes , ............

Luineag , Druie , and a couple of longshots ................Am Beanaidh , Insh , Duthil ?

Peter Rawlinson

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #313 on: 18/02/2011 at 21:37 »
I used to go clay pigeon shooting at Glenn Rinnes , do not remember the river being called that - think it is Dullan River .

Peter Rawlinson

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #314 on: 18/02/2011 at 21:43 »
And Einich ?

Alex Burnett

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #315 on: 19/02/2011 at 06:27 »
I used to go clay pigeon shooting at Glenn Rinnes , do not remember the river being called that - think it is Dullan River .

Aye yer right Pete, it's called Dullan Water which flows into the Fiddich then into the Spey.

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #316 on: 19/02/2011 at 21:05 »
Aberlour, ok i'll give you that as a bonus along with the Knockando and Mundole, but not the ones i was looking for as sport on these pretty patchy. Tromie yes and Dullan certainly but still leaves four more.

Tributaries of Tributaries count remember. :wink

Keep guessing

Peter Rawlinson

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #317 on: 19/02/2011 at 23:28 »
River Eidart , Druie , Erict  and Dobrack ????

Then I give up .

Alex Burnett

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #318 on: 20/02/2011 at 08:21 »
OK last go...

Markie Burn, Mashie Water, Allt Breakachy, Truim, Calder, Kingussie Burn, Tromie,
Raitts Burn, Feshie, Druie, Glenmore, Milton Burn, Nethy, Strath Nethy, Dulnan,
Craggan Burn, Cromdale Burn, Dellifur Burn, Tulchan Burn, Gheallaidh Burn, Avon,
Allt Arder, Knockando Burn, Ballintomb Burn, Carron Burn, Aberlour Burn, Fiddich,
Red or Orbliston Burn.

Alex

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #319 on: 20/02/2011 at 10:40 »
OK last go...

Markie Burn, Mashie Water, Allt Breakachy, Truim, Calder, Kingussie Burn, Tromie,
Raitts Burn, Feshie, Druie, Glenmore, Milton Burn, Nethy, Strath Nethy, Dulnan,
Craggan Burn, Cromdale Burn, Dellifur Burn, Tulchan Burn, Gheallaidh Burn, Avon,
Allt Arder, Knockando Burn, Ballintomb Burn, Carron Burn, Aberlour Burn, Fiddich,
Red or Orbliston Burn.
Alex



Nope still missing four, or at least the four i'm looking for.  :wink  The red ones were never required, given sport on these is rather patchy. :cool:

 final clue:  Not as far down as Aberlour, or as far upstream as Grantown, given it away now :z4

Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #320 on: 20/02/2011 at 19:56 »
No more takers?

Ok the missing waters are.........................drum roll....................................


Avon (Aan) tributaries Conglass, Chaibet, Lochy and Ailnack.


So for  a follow up question.........

Where is the only part of the British Isles that is officially designated as Tundra?  :z8

Peter McCallum

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #321 on: 20/02/2011 at 20:13 »
shetland

bruce

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #322 on: 20/02/2011 at 20:16 »
its got to be Methlick :z4 :z4 :z4

Jim Eddie

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #323 on: 20/02/2011 at 20:21 »
No Bruce Methlick is the land that time forgot  :z4 :z4 :z4

Good guess though  :z4

Is it the Flow country in Caithness ?


 :z18

Jim


Allan Liddle

Re: General Knowledge - Fly Fishing
« Reply #324 on: 20/02/2011 at 20:24 »
Too general Peter.
Sorry Jim not the Flow Country, but good guess.

Given that Scotland has a lot of exposed high areas there are certainly several places that could hold this title, but there's only one that has been officially refered as tundra.

So specific name of area please.

 




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