A fine brace of stunning wild brown trout taken by Mark McKie at Loch Dee. Both fish weighed in at just under 2lbs each.
A lovely 10lb 8oz salmon caught on the River Cree in May 2005 by Jimmy Bell from Minnigaff.
This newspaper cutting was taken from the Galloway Gazette Newspaper and shows some local anglers posing with a magnificent salmon of 40lbs taken from the River Cree in 1907. If anyone has any more information about this picture or recognises anyone in the picture, we would be pleased to know of the details.
(LEFT) The associations former President (Barry Strachan) with a fine 23lb Salmon taken from the Ghyll Pool of the River Cree back in 1993. An exceptional fish for the river.
(RIGHT) A cracking wild brownie of 3lb 8oz taken at midnight on Loch Dee a few years ago.
A fine example of the excellent seatrout which the River Cree has produced in recent years. Large seatrout are still being caught in good numbers. This beauty of a cock fish weighed in at 7lb 2oz and once again was taken from the Ghyll Pool in 1998.
Two fine brown trout taken from two association lochs.
(LEFT) A brown trout of 7lb 6oz taken from Loch Dee in 1995.
(RIGHT) A brown trout of 6lb 4oz taken from Loch Ochiltree which is considered to be the associations premier loch.
(LEFT) A nice 4lb rainbow trout taken by Gary Lucas on Loch Ochiltree back in 1998.
(RIGHT) This 15lb cock salmon was taken in the Ghyll Pool of the River Cree back in 1999 whilst collecting fish for the hatchery.
(BELOW) A rainbow trout of 7lb 4oz taken by Norma Bell of Minnigaff during an 'Any Legal Method' competition in 2003.
