Haystoun fishings are located downstream from the town of Peebles. The beat comprises approximately one mile on the north bank and half a mile on the south bank. There are seven named pools which fish best in medium to low water.

The top of the beat is most easily accessed from the municipal car park in Peebles. This is only a short walk from the first three pools (Pailing End, Kingsmeadow and Kerfield) which are fished from the north bank only. The lower pools (Blackthroat, Stobs, Lower Stobs and Wirebridge) can be fished from either bank, albeit casting is easiest from the north bank with the exception of Wirebridge Pool. Access to the lower part of the beat is easiest from the A72 by a flight of steps from an adjacent layby.

Haystoun is a beautiful beat, lying opposite  Kingsmeadows House and Estate and offers easily accessible fishing for salmon and sea trout in the late summer and autumn. Whilst the beat has historically been productive, between 2008-2013, the water has notbeen fished at all hence the lack of catch data.

beat facts

• Downstream from Peebles
• 1 mile on north bank and 0.5 mile on south bank
• 7 Named Pools
• Max 4 Rods

Information courtesy of www.tweedbeats.com