River Amar
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River Ose
Water managed by Portree Angling Association
Type
River
Species
Brown trout, Salmon, and Sea trout
Fish limits & sizes
Salmon
See Rules
Migratory run
Salmon run from late June, peaking in July and largely over by the end of August. Sea trout run from June, building to a peak in August and tailing off through September. Spring tides every ~2 weeks bring fresh fish in from the sea to the river mouths.
Next spring tides: 28 Aug – 1 Sep
Sea trout & salmon run Jun–Sep
The River Ose runs down to the sea at Osedale, a spate river that depends on rainfall to bring it into condition. It fishes best when dropping back after a spate, as the water clears and settles into its pools and runs.
It holds brown trout throughout and receives a run of sea trout, with the chance of a salmon among them. For the lower reaches, a lay-by at Ose Bridge on the A863 Sligachan to Dunvegan road provides convenient parking. The upper reaches are reached from Balmeanach Road, following the forestry track and taking the first right into Glen Ullinish.
Rules
Fish limits & sizes
Salmon
All salmon must be returned.
Permitted methods
methods
All legal methods are allowed to encourage young members to take up angling.
Fishery-wide rules
Fish limits & sizes
Salmon
All salmon must be returned
Club rules
Sunday fishing
Sunday fishing is reserved for members only.
Permits
A fishing permit is required before fishing any waters.
Safety warning
Life jackets
Boat hire includes 2 life jackets, which must be worn.
Season
Brown trout
15 Mar – 30 Sep
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
Salmon
11 Feb – 15 Oct
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
Sea trout
11 Feb – 15 Oct
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
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