Advice on charging

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Bully

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Peeps, some advice is needed.

A friend is putting in a bid on a property in Cornwall. He needs to generate some revenue and was thinking of a B&B, using one of the other buildings. The reason he called me was that it had ?400m of private fishing rights?.

Anyway I popped round tonight and it turns out it is a salmon and sea trout river with ?3 named pools?. A club offered the previous owner ?50,000 for 10 years rights to fish.

He was a bit unsure about anyone tramping around his property, so was interested if he could tie up fishing days with B&B. His main question was how much he could reasonably charge for a days fishing.

It is the River Camel, which I think exits in Padstow.

Any ideas/views??

Thanks.

Bully
 
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Shrek

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I fish on the River Wye at Bigsweir, just down river from Monmouth. I belong to a syndicate there and can fish 1 Saturday a month for the season which costs me ?137. A beat for the day is ?50 for two rods.

Depending on how well the river fishes, you could easily charge anything up to ?200 per beat per day. Take a look at some of the top Scottish rivers and see how much they charge.

Also, it would be well worth your while asking the same question on www.flyforums.co.uk.
 

Bryan Baron 2

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Try and find out how much the beats above and below are charging and price accordingly. Alternativly offer the club the lease on a shorter time frame retainning a couple of tickets for guest.
 
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