Range of Conditions
The river flows for about 2.5 miles through the flood plain giving a range of conditions from streamy to gentle gliding water which offers the dry fly angler considerable scope.
The river is significantly bigger in volume after its confluence with the River Ury.
Pools
Wading on sandy – gravel bottom provides the opportunity for covering most pools.
There are 20 named pools, many from both banks, which provide holding lies and a wide variety of water types.
Renowned for big brown trout and sea trout from April to August with a good summer grilse run from May to August, Kintore has a reputation for big back end fish.
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