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Milne Graden Fishing offers a top fishing experience on the River Tweed in Coldstream, NZ. The River Tweed is known worldwide for its exceptional salmon fishing, and Milne Graden is no exception. With its prime location near the river mouth at Berwick-Upon-Tweed, anglers can expect a good run of Spring fish as well as excellent fishing opportunities throughout the Summer and Autumn.
The beat at Milne Graden consists of 10 unique fishing pools, providing a variety of fishing experiences. The beat is 1. 4 miles long and offers a combination of easy wading and boat fishing. Anglers can choose to fish from the bank or take advantage of the fully equipped fishing hut and boat kitchen.
At Milne Graden, anglers are guided by the expertise of the full-time ghillie and boatman, Kevin Wright. Kevin is highly knowledgeable, patient, and dedicated to ensuring every angler has the best chance of catching a prized salmon. He is well-versed in fishing techniques and has an outstanding knowledge of the beat.
In addition to the exceptional fishing opportunities, Milne Graden offers a range of accommodation options. The Milne Graden Estate features 8 holiday cottages with stunning riverside views and access to woodland walks. The estate also provides a private dog park, allowing anglers to bring their furry friends along for a memorable fishing getaway.
Milne Garden is not just a fishing destination but a place of tranquilly and mental well-being. Its picturesque surroundings and the therapeutic aspect of fishing make it a perfect retreat for individuals seeking solace and relaxation. The estate offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the beauty of the River Tweed.
For more information and updates on fishing conditions, anglers can sign up to receive the Milne Graden Fishing newsletter. The website also provides policies, FAQs, and contact information for any inquiries or bookings.
Plan your next fishing adventure at Milne Graden Fishing and experience the unparalleled beauty and world-class fishing on the River Tweed.