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FUNDRAISERS

Fundraising For The Scottish Youth Fly Fishing Team

Fly fishing presents youths with opportunities to build their skills and self confidence in the sport of angling.

The entire team appreciate all fundraising efforts and donations to enable them to continue to support the youths in this fantastic sport and give them the ability to have years of fishing memories and experiences.

If you would like to donate or create a Fundraiser to help the youths, please get in touch today!

Thank you from the Scottish Youth Fly Fishing Team

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FUNDRAISING EVENTS (2025)

Saturday 19th July, 2025

The Fishathon...

 
The Scottish Youth Team Fishathon got underway today with Aaron and Maria out first with coach, Alasdair Mair. Maria got off to a flyer and caught the fish within the first 20 minutes.
 
Also picture is the kids receiving a cheque from Wullie McCutcheon for £200 towards the 2025 campaign. 
 
Thank you from all the youths and committee.
 
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FUNDRAISING EVENTS (2024)

Saturday 4th May, 2024

Kinross Trout Fishery Competition Report

The Scottish Youth team held their final fundraiser of the year at Kinross fishery on Saturday 4th May 2024.
Twelve team members and committee members welcomed the 25 anglers who took part in the competition.
 
The conditions were almost perfect as the sky was overcast and the water flat calm over the two ponds all day.
 
Some anglers found success on the first peg and although plenty of fish could be seen moving on the surface throughout the day, they seemed to be harder to tempt over the course of the day.
 
After the first peg was completed, fishery owner Gary Hunter & staff took the youth team members for a morning of team bonding; taking part in events including shooting, archery and axe throwing whilst the committee overseen the ongoing competition.
 
As the anglers stopped for lunch it seemed to be very close and was still all to play after lunchtime.
 
At the final peg it was clear that it was a close-run competition with Brian Kennedy coming out on top winning due to the time of his first fish caught at 9:04am he finished with 17 points, 2nd was Gordon Ogilvie on 17 points with first fish caught at 9.30am and 3rd was Kevin Marshall with 13 points.
 
A total of 76 fish were landed with lots dropped and the biggest fish of the day weighing 7lb 3oz.
Fish had been caught by various methods, but most anglers found success with snakes on a sinking line with some finding fish higher in the water on fabs and buzzers.
 
After the prize giving a brief auction was held followed by the raffle with loads of prizes to be won. The fishery had been selling tickets for the last month and had many prizes donated by businesses and anglers to help support and raise money on the day.
 
Fishery owner Garry kindly donated all proceeds from the competition as well as permit money from non-competitors fishing on the other fly pond on the day.
 
Over £1800 was raised, an incredible effort which will go a long way towards helping the youth team get to this year’s international at Grafham Water in July.
 
We would like to extend a massive thanks to all the anglers who attended the fundraiser and to all who kindly bought raffle tickets and donated prizes.
 
1st Brian Kennedy collecting his prize of £200 and bottle from team members Sam Harrison & Eilidh Craik.
 
2nd Gordon Ogilvie collecting £100 & bottle.​​
 
3rd Kevin Marshall collecting £50 & bottle.
 
On behalf of the Committee & Youth Team we would like to especially thank Garry and all the staff at Kinross fishery for all that they do for the team, it is greatly appreciated by us all.

Saturday 2nd March, 2024

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Loch Insch Competition Report

 
At 12.30pm anglers stopped for a very welcomed lunch/buffet before starting back at 1.15pm. There were a few front runners at lunchtime with it all to play for with some anglers still to get on the hot pegs.
The afternoon session proved to be a challenge for some and when the final hooter was sounded anglers returned to the lodge for the results.
 
Clear winner on the day was Norman Fletcher who managed to land fish on every peg catching with his trademark floating line, long leader and eggstacy worms.
459 fish landed by 51 anglers for a rod average of exactly 9 (12 pegs, 30mins each)
1st Receiving £200 & Bottle – Norman Fletcher 20 fish for 32 points.
2nd Receiving £150 & Bottle – Eck Moffat 18 fish for 28 points
3rd Receiving £50 & Bottle Iain Lindsay 17 fish for 25 points
On the day there was a tagged fish competition that anglers entered but unfortunately the tagged fish was not landed but a draw was done, and the winner was Iain Lindsay who won £150 prize and very kindly donated £50 back to the youths.
 
The day ended with an auction and raffles. A total of £1634.00 was raised on the day which will go to help the youth team heading to Grafham for their International, The Youth Team and Committee would like to thank all the anglers who took part for their continued support and kind donations.
 
We would like to extend a massive thanks to fishery owner David Murray for everything he does to help the youth team.
 
Massive Thanks

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FUNDRAISING EVENTS (2023)

Saturday 4th March, 2023

Loch Insch Fishery Competition Report

52 anglers took part in the final Youth Fundraiser of the 2023 campaign at Loch Insch Fishery on Saturday 04/03/2023.

Anglers drew a peg in the morning and rotated every 30mins, 5 pegs clockwise over the 2 ponds.

Fish were caught from when the first whistle was blown with a lot of anglers bagging up with their 5 fish limits from a peg. Fish were steadily caught throughout the morning from both ponds with anglers still taking their bag limits.

By lunchtime a total of 450 fish
were caught and safely released.

The anglers stopped for a warm lunch before starting again.

The afternoon proved slightly tougher for some anglers but perseverance throughout the afternoon session produced a further 189 fish. There were a few big fish caught over the course of the day and the biggest landed was 17lb 1oz caught by Lee Anderson.

There was a total of 639 fish landed over the course of the day for 52 anglers making a rod average of 12.28 which is a
credit to fishery owner David Murray on how the fishery is fishing at the moment.

Prizes on the day were handed out from 1st to 10th place. The top 3 anglers on the day were;


1st – James Litster 33 fish for 44 points
2nd – Neil Scowen 31 fish for 41 points (9.34am)
3rd – David Simpson 31 fish for 41 points (9.35am)

James Lister - Fishing Competition Winner
Neil Scowen - Fishing Competition Winner
David Simpson - Fishing Competition Winner

A number of the youth team were in attendance all day to show appreciation to the anglers and fishery for their
continued support. The team walked round talking to anglers, taking photos, and giving the odd bit of advice over the course of the day.

The team ran an auction and raffle before the prize giving which helped boost the total raised on the day. This amounted to an amazing £1400!

The Youth team would like thank Loch Insch Fishery and all anglers for their generosity and continued support. We would also like to thank all our sponsors and everyone for prizes and donations made towards the raffles.

A special thanks to David Murray at Loch Insch Fishery for hosting the fundraiser. We greatly appreciate all your efforts and support for the Scottish Youth Team.

Thanks to all.

Scottish Youth Team

PAST FUNDRAISING EVENTS (2022)

Kinross Trout Fishery Competition Report

39 anglers took part in the Youth Fundraiser at Kinross Fishery on Saturday 26/11/2022. Anglers drew a peg in the morning and rotated every 30mins, 3 pegs anticlockwise over the 3 ponds. Fish were caught steadily throughout the day with all ponds producing fish with Doug and Charlie producing steadily.

There were a few big fish caught over the course of the day and the biggest landed was 12lb 7oz caught by David Eadie. At lunchtime we had a few anglers out in front but by the end at the final whistle we had a clear winner.

1st – Lee Ogilvey 16 fish for 26 points

2nd – David Simpson 11 fish for 18points

3rd – David Eadie 8 fish for 14 points

A total of 159 fish were caught with a couple of non-returns logged.

The youth team was in attendance all day to show appreciation to the anglers and fishery for their continued support. The kids walked round talking to anglers, taking photos, and giving the odd bit of advice over the course of the day. There was an auction and raffle after the prize giving which helped boost the total raised on the day which amounted to an amazing £1500.

The Youth team would like thank Kinross Fishery, staff and anglers for their generosity and continued support for the Youth Team.

We would also like to thank everyone for prizes and donations made towards the raffles. A special thanks to David Simpson and Johnathan Millar for the flies which were auctioned off on the day.

A special thanks to Garry Hunter at Kinross Trout Fishery for hosting the fundraiser. We greatly appreciate all your efforts and continued support, you go above and beyond to help our up and coming anglers in the sport.

Thanks to all.

PAST FUNDRAISING EVENTS (2022)

Sunday 30th October, 2022

The committee would just like to say a massive well done to, Joshua, Jamie, Rory, Aaron and Thomas who were at the Hailey Fundraiser today and took time to walk round and speak to anglers and help with everything today.

You all did great and the feedback we received from the anglers and staff about how great it was having you all there has definitely raised
the profile and support for the youth team.

The competition conditions were very tough for the anglers with high winds and rain at times. A few of the anglers got off to a great start off their first pegs with a couple of anglers catching the 5 fish limit but with the ever-changing weather conditions thing became tougher for the field of anglers.

Lunchtime came and anglers enjoyed a great spread of food laid on by the fishery and half time results showed it close with over a half dozen anglers in the running.

At the end of the day;

1st – Brian McKenzie was the clear winner with 28 fish for 37 points

2nd – Ross McKeen with 20 fish for 27 points 

3rd – Nigel Burns with 19 fish for 27 points.

Over 200 fish were caught by 29 anglers

On behalf of the Committee and Youth Team we would like to say a massive thanks to George and Senga for hosting the fundraiser and to all who attended.

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