Mid-Clyde control the fishing on the Clyde from Dalmarnock Bridge in Glasgow, up to Bothwell Bridge on the outskirts of Hamilton in Lanarkshire.

Mid-Clyde Angling Association

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Just below Bothwell Bridge, Lanarkshire.

the River Clyde continues its journey towards the West Coast, passing through Bothwell, Blantyre, Uddingston, Carmyle, Cambuslang & onto Dalmarnock where Mid-Clyde controlled water ends.

Last season (2011), Mid-Clyde had its 1st confirmed ‘Springer’ landed in April but we are sure that there are plenty more fish running the river before then.

The river offers plenty of water for the fly fisher, bait fishing (no prawn or shrimp) or some spinning with a lot of fishing falling to the flying ‘c’ and the

Devon Minnow for the Salmon fishing.

Bothwell Bridge

Blantyre Weir

Uddingston

Cambuslang

(Mr Paul Young @ the Mid-Clyde opening day 2011)

Brown Trout & Grayling are also found on Mid-Clyde water along with Pike & some fine coarse fish (including Barbel) in the slower / deeper parts of the river with permits available for the day or the season.

Links

Mid-Clyde Angling Association ‘Official’ website.

Mid-Clyde Angling Association Blog

Mid-Clyde News

(Please check the official M.C.A.A website for further and up-to-date news)

. Carmyle fishings (Sligo Estate) are now fully in contol of Mid-Clyde angling association.

. Permit prices have been announced for 2012 …. Check >>>>>

. 2011 Catch returns in  …. Check >>>

Mid-Clyde migratory fish permit application form …. Check >>> .

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Mid-Clyde Angling Association

M/C Fly tying club

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BLANTYRE WEIR - Thu 26/04

1st Clyde Springer 2012