Even during lower light conditions the River Tay has the most awe inspiring natural scenery. This double rainbow was photographed slightly upstream of where the River Tummel meets the Tay.
Each individual salmon is completely different and all fish have their own unique shape & spot patterns. This particular beauty was landed on the River Tay during the fantastic fishing month of May.
There's real natural magic to be experienced while out on the River Tay in a traditional hand built salmon boat or while fishing from its beautiful natural riverbanks.
The beauty & power of a fresh run Scottish salmon has to be experienced to be believed and this is another fine example. Book yourselves a crash course on achieving this scenario during 2019.
Here's another fine example of River Tay salmon fishing success. This is a perfect fly caught Summer salmon that's guaranteed to get your heart racing whenever they're encountered.
Here's a close up of the most respected prize in UK fishing. This fine fish was caught on the River Tay during June which is a great Scottish salmon fishing month on Scotland's leading salmon river.
Here's a lovely shot of the River Tay on a moody sky day. Even when the sun doesn't shine the shades of grey and green on the Tay have their own special kind of beauty.
Here's the end product of quality salmon guide instruction on a beatiful sunlit River Tay salmon fishing day. Book a salmon fishing event for 2019 and show your business associates a natural way to spend the day.
Wild Atlantic salmon have the most amazing beauty and no two fish are ever the same. This Spring fish was caught on the River Tay during March and exuded the most amazing blue hue.
Here's a close up of the ultimate prize in angling. This is a fresh run heavyweight Spring salmon from Scotland's famous River Tay. Treat your colleagues to an encounter with one of these perfect fish.
The River Tay is Scotland's most reliable Scottish salmon river for good fishing water levels which are primarily due to the Tay's depth plus its colossal loch fed headwater catchment.
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