Lower Fairburn Fishings 
The Lower Fairburn fishings start from a point 250 metres upstream of the junction with the Blackwater and extend to the junction with the River Orrin, fishing being from the right bank only. There are 12 large pools (typically 50-200m long) over a distance of some 2.5 miles (4 km).
 Lower Fairburn Beat Map - click for larger version
The beat is fished by 5 rods and there is an informal rotation system on the pools managed by the full-time ghillie. In addition, two of the pools are fished half day about on a regular rota with the Upper & Middle Brahan beats (Conon Syndicate) on the other side of the river.
Bend Pool, Lower Fairburn
There is good access to the pools via farm tracks with ample parking spaces and there are 3 fishing huts – the Colonel's pool hut is particularly well equipped and is a great venue for lunch and very welcome if weather conditions are poor.
Kettle Pool
Lower Fairburn has a 5-year average up to and including 2007 of 172 salmon & grilse, with 169 caught in 2007. The main spring runs begin in late March, and during March and April both spinning and fly fishing are permitted, the former being the more successful if water levels are high. Top pools for springers are the Kettle, Boat and Bridge pools.
Colonel's Pool
The grilse runs generally start at the very beginning of July and continue throughout the summer peaking in mid-late August, but continuing on into September.
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