[Dave Mundie]

What water is this

[Jim Eddie]

I would say its the Don

 

Jim

[Noel Kelly]

The Don behind Asda in Dyce i reckon.

[Hamish Young]

Don at Lower Parkhill, at a guess 

[Brian Brand]

Maybe Lower Aryburn Pool at Lower Parkhill, if it is it has been quite a few years since I fished there.

Must give Lower & Upper Parkhill a fish again this year.

Regards,
Bri.

[Rob Brownfield]

Well, using my amazing powers of deduction, the water is obviously running from left to right, which means the sea is on the right of the country, which means its an East coast river (see my logic )

 

[spencie]

I'll vote for the Don at lower parkhill

Stuart

[buntinbee]

That would be the neck of the Carlin Pot in Lower Parkhill. One of the most attractive looking pools I have fished on the Don, unfortunately it flatters to deceive. I doubt if I have even had half a dozen salmon from this pool in the last twenty years. Obviously the bed of the pool isn't as attractive as the surface currents suggests. I have had a lot of good brownies from it though, up to 6 1/2 lb.

[Dave Mundie]

The Don behind Asda in Dyce i reckon.

And the prize goes to An Chuileog.

Some of you may have said the right pool but as i have no idea of what pool is what or where even An Chuileog gave the exact location.

I had to pull out the doggie bin empitier as he got stuck with his truck, and just thought i'd take a pic and see if you knew where it was for a bit of fun.

 

Dave