Look at this shot as a great example of the most fantastic late afternoon light display of golden brilliance. The Tay offers a completely different realm of spectacular natural scenery that changes often throughout the course of the fishing day.
There's nothing that betters a fantastic Michelin starred lunch served in a luxury salmon fishing hut overlooking Scotland's finest salmon river. Book yourself a different day out for your key business team & associates.
A snippet of Scottish salmon fishing advice you'll be given on a Spring fishing event day is looking out for bunches of daffoldils which were traditionally used by Scottish ghillies to mark the Spring salmon lies.
Although salmon fly fishing is a very popular method of salmon fishing the River Tay also allows spin fishing when the water conditions are suitable as you can see from this shot yesterday.
The Tay is one of the most magnificent natural arenas you could ever place yourself in. Throw in to the mix a possible tussle with the most iconic gamefish and you have the perfect blend of natural components.
As far as 'bonding' environments go there's little that compares to the tranquil setting of a high quality River Tay salmon beat & lodge for developing key business associate relationships.
Here's an end result well worth the effort of pursuing. To capture a fresh run River Tay salmon on the fly rod is a fantastic achievment and one that will stay in your mind forever.
Here's a lovely evening shot of the River Tay which was taken from the 200 year old Telford Bridge. The entire Dunkeld area of the Tay makes a fantastic Scottish salmon fishing event proposition.
This shot speaks volumes regarding the magic that surrounds you while fishing Scotland's most famous salmon river. This shot was taken on the middle Tay near Dunkeld during July.
Book yourselves a carefully prepared exposure to the fine traditional Scottish pursuit of River Tay salmon fishing and add a fascinating dimension to your recreational lives.
The Tay is Scotland's longest and deepest salmon river and always has sufficient water levels for salmon to run. In addition to that fact the Tay fishes well through the entire Scottish fishing season.
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