THE BEATS AT KINKELL
A huge variety of fly water split over two beats
Kinkell Fishings comprises 32 named pools, providing an exceptional variety of fly water but at certain heights of water, spinning is allowed.
The fishings are split into the Upper and Lower sections, with 16 pools on each. These are fished by 8 rods on a rotational basis with 4 rods on each beat.
Teams will be split between the Upper and Lower beats and then swap over at lunchtime, allowing each rod an opportunity to fish any part of the fishings in one day.
Much of the beat has excellent vehicular access, preventing the need to walk large distances to gain access to the pools, so again, it is ideal for the elderly or the less active fisher.
2023 Availability
FISHING DETAILS (Salmon Fishing)
PDAA has 3 days a week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2 rods each day, for the months August, September and October
Mon
No availability
Tue
Two rods available via prime beat code
Wed
No availability
Thur
Two rods available via prime beat code
Fri
No availability
Sat
Two rods available via prime beat code
Safety & General Advice
- Anglers must report to the Ghillie, Ben Thompson, at the Kinkell Bridge hut before 9am to be briefed on beat and pool allocation.
- Ben's mobile number is 07969 596091
- No worming
- The owners of Kinkell Bridge would like to promote the fishing to a wide audience and would appreciate it if photographs of fish caught could be sent to them (via the PDAA Secretary). Anglers should follow the TDSFB code in handling fish and in no way should the welfare of the fish be jeopardised. This is especially true in periods of low water and high temperatures. (See page 12 of members’ handbook for release guidelines).