Blanerne House sits on the banks of the Whiteadder River, a tributary to the River Tweed,
with 560 yards of double-bank river frontage with fishing
for salmon, sea trout and brown trout.
OPEN SEASONS
| Salmon | 1 February to 30 November |
| Brown Trout | 15 March to 30 September |
Legal Aspects
The rights to fish for salmon and freshwater fish in Scotland are privately owned. Fishing for salmon and sea trout without the legal right, or written permission from a person having such a right, is a criminal offence. Fishing for all other freshwater fish without the right or written permission is, in general, a civil offence.
Anglers are not the only recreational users of Scotland's water resources. The Land Reform Act 2003 establishes a right of access to the countryside for informal recreation and passage. However, this right does not extend to a right to fish.
The Scottish Executive publishes information on Freshwater fish and fishing in Scotland and Fishing rights and access.








