Rothes is a village located in Moray on the banks of River Spey. It is only 10 miles from Elgin and 11 miles from Keith, both of which have railway stations if you want to travel here by train. This ancient burgh is home to no less than five whisky distilleries. Whether you want to enjoy some fantastic fishing, hillwalking or just strolling through the natural beauty with your camera snapping pictures, there is something in this part of Scotland to suit every taste and interest. Rothes is famous for its many species of fish. While most of the fishing areas are designated as fly-fishing only, there are some areas where you can use bait to catch your fish. The area is also noted for its salmon fishery. The lochs are stocked on a regular basis and if you don't have your fishing equipment with you, there is plenty of equipment for you to rent. The fishing season is closed during the winter months, so if you are an avid fisherman, this may have an impact on when you choose to visit.
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