The following Smithston in-perpetuity weekly rods are currently offered for sale:
|
Certificate No/s. |
No. of rods |
10 Year Average Weekly Catch For Beat |
Week/s commencing 2017 |
Price per rod |
|
21A2 |
1 |
1.7 salmon and grilse |
3 July |
Reasonable Offers |
|
24A2 |
1 |
3.1 salmon and grilse |
24 July |
* See Below |
|
25A1 & 25A2 |
2 |
2.3 salmon and grilse |
31 July |
Reasonable Offers |
|
25C1 & 25C2 |
2 |
2.3 salmon and grilse |
31 July |
Offers Over £2,800 Per Cert. |
|
26A1 & 26A2 |
2 |
4.2 salmon and grilse |
7 August |
Reasonable Offers |
|
26C1 & 26C2 |
2 |
4.2 salmon and grilse |
7 August |
|
|
29C2 |
1 |
7.0 salmon and grilse |
28 August |
Offers Around £6,000 |
|
31C2 |
1 |
11.8 salmon and grilse |
11 September |
* See Below |
|
35C2 |
1 |
9.2 salmon and grilse |
9 October |
Fixed Price £7,500 |
|
37A1 |
1 |
13.7 salmon & grilse |
23 October |
Offers Around £9,500 |
|
** 38B1, 38B2 & 38C2 |
3 |
8.0 salmon & grilse |
30 October |
£4,000 Per Cert. |
In addition, the following Smithston in-perpetuity rotational rods are currently offered for sale:
|
Rotational Certificate No/s. |
No. of rods |
10 Year Average Weekly Catch For Beat |
Week/s commencing 2017 |
Price per rod |
|
R1M1 & R1M2 |
2 |
5.0 salmon and grilse |
26 June & 21 August |
£1,750 ONO Per Rotational Cert. |
|
R1P1 & R1P2 |
2 |
10.3 salmon and grilse |
12 June, 17 July & 30 October** |
Offers Invited |
|
R1Q1 & R1Q2 |
2 |
10.9 salmon and grilse |
19 June & 14 August |
Reasonable Offers |
|
R2V |
1 |
5.4 salmon and grilse |
19 June & 21 August |
Any reasonable offer Contact – shorthouse@doctors.org.uk |
|
R3F2 |
1 |
7.5 salmon and grilse |
10 July & 4 September |
£4,000 Per Rotational Cert. |
|
R3G2 |
1 |
10.1 salmon and grilse |
17 July & 9 October |
£4,000 Per Rotational Cert. |
* Offers around £6,000 are being requested for 24A2 and 31C2 as a package.
** Week 38 is the ‘odd days’ at the end of the season from the last full week (week 37) until the end of the season (31 October). This means there are some years where there is no fishing whatsoever. Starting from 2017 and working up to 2026, over the next 10 years, the number of days fishing attributed to week 38 are as follows; 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 0 days, 0 days, 1 day, 2 days, 4 days, 5 days, 0 days. Whilst the number of days varies significantly by year, the 10 year average catch of 8.0 salmon & grilse is not weighted so the actual fishing is better than the figures would suggest, when there is fishing.
The rotational certificates include 2 weeks every year (Rotation 1 and 2 also additionally include the week 38 ‘odd days’ some years). The rotations occur over 5 years and the weeks in the rotations are as follows;
Rotation 1 – weeks 19 & 27; weeks 20 & 28; weeks 21 & 29; weeks 22 & 30; weeks 18, 23 & 38.
Rotation 2 – weeks 19 & 28; weeks 20 & 29; weeks 22 & 30; weeks 23 & 36; weeks 18, 23 & 38.
Rotation 3 – weeks 18 & 26; weeks 20 & 28; weeks 21 & 29; weeks 22 & 30; weeks 23 & 35.
To register your interest and to request full particulars, please contact Iain Campbell (email: smithston@live.co.uk or telephone 07920 515 751) or use our online form.