River Clyde Fisheries Management Trust Ltd.
 

           
Angling as a sport and recreation is a fragile and personal experience, which can so 
easily be disrupted by external interference. However water space is in great 
demand both from anglers and other activities and therefore its enjoyment has to be 
shared. 
The following points should be observed by every angler.

•   Ensure you have permission to fish and that you have purchased a permit if 
                    required to do so

•   Observe the bounds of any beat to which you have been assigned and abide 
                    by the conditions of the local permits.

•   Show consideration for other anglers and water users, leave plenty of room 
                    and enjoy your time without being obtrusive to others.

•   Never crowd or obstruct an angler near to you on the bank or in a boat.

•   Never leave rods unattended.

•   Make sure you can distinguish between takeable and non takeable fish.

•   Follow the Country code particularly in relation to control of dogs, the 
                     risk of fires and fastening gates.

•   Never introduce fish from one water to another.

•   Never leave litter or tackle behind, particularly line and hooks. 

Do not park vehicles so that they obstruct gateways or cause a hazard. 
Please respect the Scottish countryside and its wildlife - they are unique.

The only evidence of your stay at the waters edge should be your footprints.