Lemno Burn

The Lemno originates on the Hill of Finavon and flows through Carse Grey estate and flows west until it meet two other streams (one of which is the Black Burn) just the the west of the Quilko and from this point runs east to join the South Esk to the East of Finavon Castle.

In its way to the South Esk, through arable farming land, the burn gains volume and width due to field run-off drains . This  narrow burn has a number of small faster shallow stretches with number of large stones and a pockets of deeper water - not really pools as such. The backside vegetation can be a real problem and is not suited to fly fishing.

Again, like many other streams, this burn is largely ignored by anglers - no record of any fish catch has been logged with the club for a number of years.

At the back end of the season, which runs from 15th March to 6th October, providing there is sufficient water, sea-trout and salmon from the South Esk make their way up to spawn. These fish if encounter must be left in peace and if caught returned unharmed

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