A few photographs of the Inverness Angling Club water
by John Gray The Inverness Angling Club controls the salmon and sea
trout fishing on three miles of the River Ness, with some fine
fly fishing pools throughout the beat, from the Red Braes to the
Cherry Shott below the harbour.
Fishing permits for visitors are available on a daily or
weekly basis. More details can be found on the
club website . The photographs below show some of the fine
pools on the club water beginning with the Red Braes pool at the
top of the club water and moving down through the Weir Pool, the
Mill Stream, MacIntyre and on past the Ness Islands to the
Little Isle pool, where visitors will find a warm welcome at the
club fishing hut. Looking upstream to the Red
Braes at the top of the club water
Looking downstream from the Red Braes towards the weir
The Weir Pool
The Spout at the Weir
Looking downstream over the Weir and the Mill Stream
Anglers fishing the Mill Stream from the west bank with the Mill
on the right
Looking upstream over the top of the Mill Stream
 Looking downstream over the tail of the Mill
Stream towards the MacIntyre
 Low Water on the MacIntyre
pool
 The MacIntyre
pool in May
 Looking over the tail of the MacIntyre
towards the Province
 Fishing the MacIntyre
Pool
 Looking upstream from the top of the
General's Well
towards the MacIntyre
The General's Well
Looking down over the General's Well to the Ness Islands Bridge
The Ness Islands Bridge
Looking downstream towards the Cross Hedges and Island Pass
Looking downstream over the Little Isle Pool
with the Castle in the distance
The Little Isle pool from the Ness Islands
Lone angler on the Little Isle
Spey casting on the Ness
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