Loch na Larach
Highland, Scotland
Loch na Larach lies in the low ground of Highland Scotland, roughly a kilometre from the coast. It is a small loch of ab ...
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Loch Innis na Bà Buidhe
Water managed by Durness and Kinlochbervie Angling Club
Type
Lake
Species
Brown trout
Innis na Ba Buidhe lies north of Kinlochbervie, a substantial hill loch roughly a mile long and up to a quarter-mile wide. The western shore is guarded by high crags, while the eastern bank offers easier fishing access across more open ground.
The loch provides good sport with attractive brown trout averaging eight ounces, though larger fish are present. Wading is relatively safe, and trout can be taken from all areas of the loch. The water offers ideal fishing for those with limited time.
The route follows a gentle climb north from Kinlochbervie, tracking northeast for just over a kilometre across the lower moor before reaching the southern end of the loch.
Distance
0.66 km
Rules
Fish limits & sizes
Catch and release; release all fish under 10 inches, unharmed.
No more than two fish taken per session.
Permitted methods
Fly fishing only on all waters
Seasonal notices
Ground-nesting birds
No fishing on lochs East of Loch Mór a' Chraisg until August
15 Mar – 31 Aug
Club rules
Report any breach to Andy Johnson, 07887 510305.
Only paid members or day-ticket holders may fish.
Members must contribute to work parties.
If you're out in a boat alone, come back for any member who signals they'd like to join you.
Members act as bailiffs; prevent fishing without permission.
Visitors must return a catch return for each loch fished.
Members submit catch return before 15 October.
No littering.
Under-16s only fish if accompanied by an adult.
Keys/access codes are club property, member use only.
Use indicated parking; close gates.
Dogs under control at all times.
Protected wildlife
Ground-nesting birds
North West Sutherland is an important breeding ground for many bird species, and it is a criminal offence to disturb nesting wild birds. Many nest on the ground close to the lochs — take care on the way to and from the water, and avoid disturbance while fishing.
15 Mar – 31 Aug
Safety warning
Cape Wrath live firing range
Cape Wrath is an active MOD live firing range. If red flags or lights are displayed, do not enter the danger area marked on the map, no matter what the published times say. Blanks and pyrotechnics may be used at any hour, so obey all signs.
Check Cape Wrath firing times (GOV.UK) before you go — these show when firing is permitted, not confirmed bookings, so treat only the times outside them as safe.
Range Control: 01971 511242 (8am–5pm) · Ops Room: 0131 310 3426 (24hr)
Season
Brown trout
15 Mar – 30 Sep
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