Scotland's Hidden Gem

The River Deveron is a famous and prolific salmon, sea trout and brown trout fishery and in terms of catches is consistently the fifth highest in Scotland. The Deveron is situated in North East Scotland within the counties of Aberdeenshire and Moray and has an overall catchment area of 1266 km² and a length of 96kms. The Deveron has a well deserved reputation as an angling river, with runs of spring, summer and often prolific runs of autumn salmon, through to its season's end on 31st October. Its sea trout which average 3lbs with specimens up to 10-12lbs caught regularly, also entice many anglers to the river as well as the fantastic brown trout fishing, available from May to July.

                  

 

LIVE WEB CAMS

The Deveron, Bogie and Isla Rivers Charitable Trust (DBIRCT) have partnered Farson Digital for Scotland’s first network of live ‘river cams’, with fantastic results.

Simply click the cam you wish to view.

 

One of the main benefits for recreational river users is the ability to check and see the river height and colour. If the water is too high or too coloured you might have a wasted journey. The cameras have been strategically positioned in the upper, middle and lower river to allow the monitoring of angling opportunities throughout the system and will have many other additional benefits such as flood monitoring.