Fly Fishing in Inverness

I was blessed to have had the opportunity to fly fish in Scotland many years ago. But I will be of no help to you. Just wanted to say tight lines.

Not to give your husband any ideas, but I managed to work a little fly fishing into many trips. Scotland, England, Slovakia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Albania. I head back to Bosnia in May.

Using Hip Waders Everything fits in a tight little backpack so I dont rent. I use a 6 piece rod, so that fits too.

We're looking for the same, albeit a bit earlier in August - and same situation - well-versed fly fisher, rivers or streams (we say "cricks" in Montana, lol), and won't be bringing any gear. We're looking at "the Green Highlander" - https://green-highlander.com/. No direct experience but the online reviews look right . . . Good luck and hope you find a great experience!

Maybe drop the Oykel Bridge Hotel a msg.
Its a noted fishing area on the 5 local rivers and many lochs.
Thats a bit too far maybe.
The Alvie Estate near Aviemore would be worth looking at

Grahams of Inverness seem a likely source of info they sell country sports gear and permits for fishing

Ah, the Alvie estate, once part of the vast Ardverikie shooting and deer stalking estate. Ardverikie is still owned by the Pennington-Ramsden family of Muncaster Castle, Cumbria, whose holiday home Ardverikie was.

Alvie was later sold to Lady Carnarvon shortly after the death of her husband, Lord Carnarvon, who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in Egypt. It is now wholly independent of Ardverikie, having been sold several times since.
Large parties can now stay in the one time shooting lodge, and individuals can rent holiday cottages and caravans elsewhere on the estate.

Another estate with good fishing is Rothiemurchus. It's near Aviemore, south of Inverness. They have a rainbow trout fishery comprised of a couple of small lochs. The lochs are stocked and I've had fish in the 3 or 4lb range in the past. It's admittedly not great sport, as the rainbows are voracious eaters and will take anything. As well as the fly, they can also be had on a float rig baited with sweetcorn, amusingly enough.
https://rothiemurchus.net/outdoor-activities-at-aviemore/activity/fly-loch-fishing/

As far as an avenue to seek out a guide, the main tackle shop in the area is Mortimers in Grantown on Spey. They sell permits for the wonderful beats on the River Spey and I'm pretty sure they will have contacts for a guided outing fishing.
https://www.mortimersofspeyside.co.uk/index.php

The rivers Ness, Findhorn and Nairn will see a run of salmon and sea trout in season and may be more economical to fish than the really prestigious beats on the Spey.

All wonderful suggestions, thanks!