Loch a Mhuilinn
water managed by Durness and Kinlochbervie Angling Club
Loch a Mhuilinn lies in Highland, set among low moorland close to the sea. It is a very small, shallow loch of roughly 10 hectares, low-lying with moderate alkalinity. The water is simple in form, with a mostly even shore and few bays; depths are modest, averaging about 5 m.
The loch holds trout averaging about half a pound. Bank fishing is straightforward and wading is comfortable along much of the margin.
Access is by a moor track that runs for about four kilometres, trending north‑east then north to reach the loch.
- Highland, Scotland
- Lake
- Brown trout
Permission & Tickets
Visitor permits are available for anglers who wish to fish the club’s waters without full membership. These permits offer access to well-maintained fishing grounds in a quiet, scenic setting and help support the ongoing conservation and management of the fishery.
Both experienced anglers and newcomers are welcome. By purchasing a permit, visitors are able to enjoy a day’s fishing while contributing to the care and sustainability of the waters.
Day tickets can be purchased:
In person:
Oldshoremore Retreats & Crafts
152 Oldshoremore, IV27 4RS
Waters nearby
Waters within 5 miles of Loch a Mhuilinn