The rich geography of the Scottish Borders has made the region world famous for the diversity of its fisheries. The rugged, spectacular coastline provides a stupendous backdrop to sea fishing from the harbours of Burnmouth, Eyemouth and St. Abbs.

The Tweed is the second longest river in Scotland and produces more fish caught to the fly than any other river in Britain. Particularly famous for its salmon, the season on the Tweed is one of the longest in Scotland, with the prolific run of large salmon in the autumn a favourite with fishermen all over the world.

Still water lochs and rivers at the bottom of deeply forested glens provide superb brown trout fishing. We have listed just a few fisheries that are within easy reach of White Craggs - we are sure that you will discover many more!