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	River Tay Fishing Map
		The Tay catchment is approximately 2000 square miles (the Tweed is 1500 square miles, and the Spey 1097 square miles).
		River Dochart - the furthest headwaters are on the slopes of Ben Lui (3700 feet), on the borders of Perthshire and Argyllshire, which flow northwards to form the Fillan Water.
		River Isla - Rises in Glen Isla flows down to the valley of Strathmore where it is an excellent trout and grayling river.
	www.flyfish-scotland.com /rtaymap.htm (583 words)

	Fishing on the River Tay Perthshire and Tayside Scotland
		The main stem can be broken down into three fishing sections: Loch Tay to the confluence with the Tummel, the Tummel to the Isla and from the Isla to the sea.
		The river is one of Scotland's three premier salmon fisheries (the Spey and the Tweed being the other two).
		Two major rivers The Dochart and the Lochay flow into the Loch further upstream so at birth the Tay is already a sizeable water course and is already 40m wide.
	www.fishingnet.com /river_tay.htm (510 words)

	River Tay - Kenmore village, Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		River Tay - Kenmore village, Breadalbane, Perthshire, Scotland.
		The Tay is one of the country's premier salmon fishing waters - and even boasts the rod caught record (63lbs by a Miss Ballantyne in 1922).
		The river is also used for other water sports, especially rafting and canoeing.
	www.breadalbane.com /places/river_tay.htm (158 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > River Tay (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The source of the River Tay is high on the slopes of Ben Lui[?], only 20 or so miles from the west coast town of Oban[?], but the waters flow through Perthshire to the North Sea, some 100 miles east.
		The river has a variety of names in the upper catchment: for the first few miles the river is known as the River Connonish; then it is called the River Fillan, and then the name changes again to the River Dochart until it flows into Loch Tay at Killin[?].
		The main tributaries of the River Tay are the Almond, Isla, Braan, Tummel[?] and Lyon.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/ri/River_Tay (315 words)

	River Tay Information
		The River Tay, in terms of flow (193 kilometres or 120 miles), is the longest river in Scotland.
		The River Tay emerges from Loch Tay at Kenmore, and flows from there to Perth, which was in historical times the lowest bridging point of the river.
		The main tributaries of the River Tay are the Rivers Almond, Isla, Braan, Tummel and Lyon.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/River_Tay (535 words)

	Bambooweb: River Tay
		The River Tay, in terms of flow (193 km or 120 miles),, is the largest river in Scotland, and drains much of the southern Highlands.
		The River Tay emerges from Loch Tay at Kenmore, and flows from there to Perth where it becomes tidal and enters the Firth of Tay beside the city of Dundee.
		The River Tay claimed 75 lives on December 28th 1879 when the Tay Rail Bridge besides the city of Dundee collapsed as a train was passing over it.
	www.bambooweb.com /articles/R/i/River_Tay.html (355 words)

	Angling is Tayside
		The river fishes best when there is a drop of water in it and since most the flow is controlled by dams, artificial freshets are the favourite time to be on stream because the extra water entices the fish to move upstream and provide sport.
		From Dunalastair the River Tummel continues through some beautiful pine forest and a series of cascades until it reaches Loch Tummel, a natural loch that was increased 18 feet in depth by the hydro scheme.
		To simplify matters the Tay is described in sections that relate to the major tributaries and divide the river into upper, middle and lower sections.
	www.anglingintayside.co.uk /fishingareas.asp (2920 words)

	River Tay Salmon Fishing for Sale
		The Tay is the largest of the Scottish rivers with a catchment basin of 2,510 square miles.
		The River Tay is world renowned for its salmon fishing and is one of Scotland’s four (Tay, Dee, Spey and Tweed) premier salmon fisheries.
		The River Tay District Advisory Committee together with the Tay Foundation have been instrumental in protecting the salmon within the River Tay catchment area, giving advice to proprietors and the Fisheries Board and negotiating buying out the estuary nets in order to improve the health of the river system.
	www.bellingram.co.uk /sporting-sales/river-tay.html (1000 words)

	South Tay Creek
		Tay Creek is, I believe, the largest tributary of the Nashwaak.
		The Tay is wild and cold in the spring freshet.
		Tay Falls is a three step ledge, with standing waves and three drops that can fill your boat if they submerge your bow deep and long enough.
	www.nanookofthenashwaak.com /southtay.shtml (1379 words)

	River Tay fishing, River Spey fishing, River Dee fishing, River Tweed fishing Scotland
		Water from the river is used in the manufacture of many of the famous Speyside whiskies.
		River, c.90 mi (140 km) long, rising in the Cairngorms, Aberdeenshire, E Scotland, and flowing past Ballater to the North Sea through an artificial channel at Aberdeen.
		Its all here in glorious Perthshire, the home of the River Tay and its many systems, and of some of the very best and most varied river, loch and sea fishing to be found anywhere in Scotland.
	www.flyfishing-scotland.co.uk /rivers.html (370 words)

	River Tay: Waterscape.com
		Renowned for its fantastic salmon fishing, the River Tay winds its way through varied countryside from its humble beginnings in the quaint village of Kenmore.
		There is a wealth of wildlife to discover along the length of the river, although to see some surprising guests of otters and seals, you will have to be lucky.
		The river was witness to one of the parading of the Royal Highland Regiment – also known as Black Watch.
	www.waterscape.com /River_Tay (253 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The River Tay is a river in the southern Highlands of Scotland.
		It is the longest river in Scotland and the sixth-longest in the UK.
		It is also the largest river in the UK with a catchment of approximately two thousand square miles (the Tweed is 1,500 square miles and the Spey is 1,097 square miles).
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=River_Tay (536 words)

	OMYA Declares War (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tay River supporters have raised about $2,000 for the defence fund by selling coffee mugs made by Perth-area potters for a $10 to $15 donation.
		Don Boyle, the fund's chair, said Tay River supporters are raising money because OMYA will seek court costs from its opponents if it wins its case in court.
		Chatillon is sending to the premier is if the decision on the Tay River is allowed to stand, it will cast a bad light on Ontario's openness towards investment and business.
	home.comcast.net /~patrick-boyle/tay/html/omya_declares_war_.html (844 words)

	Watershed Info (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tay River Watershed is approximately 850 square kilometres in size.
		The Tay River drops an average of 1.2 metres per kilometre (6.4 feet per mile).
		The headwaters of the Tay River are used as a reservoir for the Rideau Canal.
	www.tayriver.org /info.html (88 words)

	Fishing trout and salmon rivers Perthshire, Angus Scotland
		This river system rises high in the Grampian Mountains and drains some two hundred and forty five square miles of Angus, from the wilderness areas of Glen Doll to its final destination, the North Sea at Montrose via Montrose Basin.
		Many of the lower Tay salmon beats are well known for large catches and much of this portion of river is now time-shared.
		This is a large system of rivers and lochs much altered by the impact of hydro electric schemes but it continues to produce some excellent fishing opportunities.
	www.btinternet.com /~alastair.gowans/rivers.htm (1153 words)

	Salmon Fishing in Scotland - River Tay
		The largest of Scotland’s salmon rivers, the Tay drains an area of about 2500 square miles and is approximately 120 miles long.
		The Tay fishing is not what it once was but can still produce somewhere in the region of 10,000 salmon in a season.
		The middle river produced fish from January to March and again in September and October, while the lower Tay produced spring fish from January to May and again at the back end.
	www.trout-salmon-fishing.com /scotland-river-tay.htm (514 words)

	River Tay
		The longest river in Scotland is river Tay.
		The River Tay is not only famous for being one of the longest rivers in Scotland but also famous for salmon fishing.
		It is surprising that The River Tay also offers one of the largest catchments in the UK stretching from little more than a few miles of the west coast to the Firth.
	www.tartan.tv /Web/Site/NewSite/Directory/Programmes/River_Tay.asp (420 words)

	River Tay Dolphin Trips, Broughty Ferry
		The Dolphins seen in the River Tay over recent years are considered to be members of the Moray Firth Bottlenose Dolphin population.
		Whether these are a “breakaway” group intent on re-colonising the waters around the Tay Estuary or some of the Moray Firth pod on their summer holidays, remains to be seen.
		MVS Tay runs trips on Badger and Marigot throughout the summer from Broughty Ferry to enable members of the public (we hope) to see dolphins.
	www.mvstay.org /html/river_tay_dolphin_trips__broug.html (362 words)

	Edinburgh Crystal Tay (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The River Tay is Scotland’s longest river and is famous for its salmon fishing.
		The attractive design of the ‘Tay’ range of Edinburgh Crystal reflects the patterns formed on the river surface as it flows from the Scottish Highlands to the sea.
		Tay Tumblers are a little larger than Tay Whisky glasses and are suitable for mixed drinks or general use.
	www.scotlandtoyou.com /products/zct.html (300 words)

	Fishing Scotland, salmon and trout fishing holidays breaks Perthshire Scotland, fly fishing Scotland
		Its all here in glorious Perthshire, the home of the River Tay and its many systems, and of some of the very best and most varied river, loch and sea fishing to be found anywhere in Scotland.
		From Tay salmon fishing to Loch Rannoch brown trout, not forgetting great coarse fishing for grayling, pike, chat, perch and roach - all the fishing which makes Scotland and this area world famous - challenging fishing set amidst a bewildering array of majestic scenery.
		Tay Fishing Perthshire fishing trips, days out, breaks and holidays can include the services of a full time expert ghillie/coach, all required fishing tackle, boats if needed, fishing permits, access, and transport from our base to the fishing location.
	www.tayfishingperthshire.co.uk (524 words)

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	tay.8teens4sex.com /river-tay.html (1216 words)

	Tay Bridge
		The Tay Bridge is still the longest rail bridge in Great Britain - it was once the longest in the world.
		There is a marked difference in height between the northern (left) and southern (right) landfalls of the Tay Road Bridge.
		Tay Road Bridge and Dundee Law with its War Memorial viewed from Fife.
	www.mccrow.org.uk /TaysideToday/TayBridges/TayBridges.htm (419 words)

	Fishing river Tay Perthshire Scotland, Tay salmon fishing, salmon fishing Scotland
		At 120 miles long, the River Tay is the longest, and one of the best known rivers in Scotland –; immortalised for Tay salmon fishing.
		The drainage basin of the Tay and its tributaries forms one the most fully integrated hydroelectric developments in the north of Scotland.
		Such rivers are therefore a golden opportunity for the rod prepared to explore a little.
	www.tayfishingperthshire.co.uk /tay-and-tributaries (569 words)

	FishTay - Salmon Fishing - About The River (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the River Tay, as in all other rivers in Scotland, the rights to fish for salmon are privately owned by numerous owners and fishing can be obtained by purchasing a permit from an owner to fish his or her particular stretch.
		The river is managed by the Tay District Salmon Fisheries Board, a statutory authority whose members include fishery owners, anglers and ghillies representatives.
		The Tay Foundation, the Tay Ghillies Association and the River Earn Improvement Assocaition are also highly active voluntary organisations committed to the conservation and improvement of fish stocks in the district.
	www.fishtay.co.uk /pages/abouttheriver.asp?dom=FishTay (676 words)

	River Tay - Special Area of Conservation - SAC
		The River Tay supports a high-quality Atlantic salmon Salmo salar population, with rod catch returns showing that the Tay is consistently one of the top three salmon rivers in Scotland.
		The Tay drains a very large catchment, and has the greatest flow of all UK rivers.
		There is considerable ecological variety in the Tay catchment, resulting in the Tay supporting the full range of salmon life-history types found in Scotland, with adult salmon entering the River Tay throughout the year to spawn in different parts of the catchment.
	www.jncc.gov.uk /ProtectedSites/SACselection/sac.asp?EUcode=UK0030312 (314 words)

	Tay River Gallery Online Store - Shop Tay River Gallery OnLine For Contemporary Canadian Fine Art
		Tay River Gallery Online Store offers an interesting mix of original fine art and craft by Canadian artists that you can purchase easily online using our secure shopping cart.
		You will find a sampling of items that are currently offered in our brick and mortar store.
		Click on this link to visit the Tay River Gallery brick and mortar store.
	www.tayrivergallery.com /onlinestore (273 words)

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