Goda Auk

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Goda AukštuolyeMonika GrigaliunaiteDžiast
ina BalsiuaiteKarolina Januškaite

• Scotland lakes and rivers

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Loch Faskally

• Loch Faskally was formed when the Tummel valley
  was dammed for the hydro scheme at Pitlochry.
• In May and June you will see salmon as they pass
  through.
• Around 5400 salmon ascend the dam each year.

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Loch Tay lake

• Loch Tay is 16 miles long and at its widest is
  more than a mile across.
• It runs from the south west to the north east and
  is flanked on either side by mountains.

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Loch Dochart

• Loch Dochart is situated about 1 mile east of
  Crianlarich.
• It is boat fishing for brown trout.

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Butterstone Loch

• Butterstone Loch is one of Scotland's longest
  established.
• Set in superb countryside close to Dunkeld there
  is 22 boats available to the visiting fly
  fisherman.

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Dunmore

• It is very nice lake.
• Near the lake is a forest.

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Furthermore

• It was formed by the Tummel/Garry hydro scheme,
  but is entirely natural looking.
• Furthermore it is unusual in that it is very
  shallow.

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Loch Kinardochy

• Loch Kinardochy is a hill loch, which lies in a
  shallow basin set high upon the tops between the
  Tay and the Tummel valleys.

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Loch Rannoch

• Loch Rannoch is a large water running east to
  west and extending to 10 miles
• It is a typical ribbon lake.

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Loch Tummel

• Loch Tummel is a long narrow loch running 11
  miles west to east and reaching to almost a mile
  across.

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Tay

• The River Tay below the junction with the Isla is
  by anyone's standards a big river.
• Even a good caster has no chance of reaching the
  opposite bank.

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Lochay

• The River Lochay is a small tributary in the
  upper catchment close to Killin.
• The river starts in the mountains to the west and
  joins the River Dochart just before entering Loch
  Tay.

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Dochart

• The River Dochart is the most westerly of the Tay
  tributaries.
• It starts close to the west coast as the River
  Cononish close to Tyndrum.
• Here it changes name again to the River Fillan,
  before adopting the name Dochart by Crianlarich.

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Trout

• Trout and coarse fishing on this beat is
  administered by the hotel.
• No Sunday fishing and no night fishing.

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Braan

• The River Braan begins its journey as the river
  Quaich on the mountains to the south of Loch Tay.
  
• It flows in a south easterly direction to Loch
  Freuchie.
• This is a broad shallow loch in a wide high glen.

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Kinkell Beat

• The Kinkell Beat is a lovely middle beat on the
  River Earn, by Auchterarder in Perthshire
  Scotland.
• It offers fishing for salmon, sea trout, brown
  trout and grayling.

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Ardle

• The River Ardle is a pretty tributary of the
  Shee/Blackwater/Ericht/Islay system.
• The river is primarily known for its brown trout
  fishing, but it does hold salmon.