The River Ericht is a scenic spate river flowing through the heart of Perthshire, Scotland, formed at Bridge of Cally where the River Ardle and the Black Water converge. From that confluence, the river flows southward through the town of Blairgowrie and continues for approximately five miles before joining the River Isla at Coupar Grange. The Isla then flows on to meet the River Tay near the village of Meikleour at the famous Islamouth, making the Ericht part of the broader Tay river system — one of Scotland's most celebrated salmon river networks. The Ericht is a fast-flowing river characterized by a variety of pools, riffles, and runs, offering exciting fly fishing for anglers of all abilities across its multiple beats.