Water managed by Assynt Angling Group
Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Assynt, Loch an Daimh is a renowned fly fishing destination. At 550m above sea level, the hike to the loch is a challenge, but the rewards are worth it. The average size of the fish in the loch is impressive, and there are even larger specimens to be found!
Waters within 5 miles of Lochan a Choire Ghuirm (Green Corrie Lochs)
Assynt, Scotland
A testing hour and a half from the A894 road to Kyelsku, this is a small lochan known locally as 'Little Green' given it ...
Assynt, Scotland
A picturesque hike up from the A894 road to Kyelsku leads to the stunning Red Corrie Loch. The crystal clear water is te ...
Assynt, Scotland
530 metres and 1½ hours up the mountain from Inchnadamph, this corrie loch is what trout fishing in Assynt is all about. ...
Assynt, Scotland
An hour and twenty minutes from Inchnadamph, this interesting trout loch is set high up with more average sized trout bu ...
Assynt, Scotland
This secluded loch, located a 1 hour 15 minute hike from Inchnadamph, is a hidden gem for fly fishing. It is home to tro ...
Assynt, Scotland
Bealach a' Chornaidh separates the northern peak from the eastern ridge of Quinaig, set in the valley floor. Sometimes d ...
Assynt, Scotland
Loch Assynt lies a few kilometres from the sea at low elevation. The largest water in the area, it stretches for about 8 ...
Assynt, Scotland
The trip to Loch Bealach a' Mhadaidh is not for the unfit, or faint-hearted requiring a walk of seven kilometres from In ...
Assynt, Scotland
An hour and a half from Inchnadamph, this loch contains fat trout of excellent average size to put a good bend in the ro ...
Assynt, Scotland
Taking about an hour and a half to reach from the Inchnadamph car park and once known as The Gilaroo Loch, this is a rel ...
