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a stunning loch

Loch Caise

water managed by Forsinard Flyfishers’ Club

Low alkalinity Shallow Low shoreline complexity Low elevation Very small
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Both bank and boat fishing is available on this little gem of a loch, and with loch side parking in the SW corner, this is one of the most delightful pieces of water an angler could visit.

Fat, brightly marked, little fish rise readily and give a good account of themselves in the process. With the exception of the less productive west bank, fish are caught all around the loch in good numbers, larger concentrations are often encountered in both the north and south ends.

Approach from Forsinain via forestry track leading to and beyond Altnabreac.
A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy track.

  • Forsinard, Scotland
  • Lake
  • Brown trout

Permission & Tickets

Membership is open to all, with initial membership fees kept as low as possible, our emphasis on encouraging juniors members demonstrated by the free joining fee for under 18s. With no further cost following seasonal membership, the 41 lochs available for members to bank fish represent amazing value and fantastic variety. Boats are available for members on 10 lochs with a minimal charge applying.

There is a membership application form on the website.

Once you have received and payed for your membership, you can book fishing on each loch through the website.

Please note that all fishing must be booked using the club website, bookings can be made once payment has been received.

Waters nearby

Waters within 5 miles of Loch Caise

Grassie Loch
Forsinard, Scotland
1

Approach from Forsinain via forestry track leading to and beyond Altnabreac. A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Lochan Croc nan Lair
Forsinard, Scotland
2

The very southern part of the loch is shallow and wading is safe and advantageous though the angler is better off staying on the bank on the east and ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Loch Caol Altnabreac
Forsinard, Scotland
3

The narrow, southern part of the loch is shallow and the least productive, otherwise the angler can cast with confidence in any part of the loch. Caol ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Skyline Loch
Forsinard, Scotland
4

There is not a large head of fish in Skyline and anglers can expect more blank than productive days though fish caught are of outstanding quality up t ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Loch Ealach Mor
Forsinard, Scotland
5

Ealach Mor has a large head of bright fish the average being 8-10oz with large baskets the norm. A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Loch Sletill
Forsinard, Scotland
6

Clach Geala is a highly esteemed loch known for yielding beautiful and resilient fish, averaging between 3/4lb and 1lb. When bank fishing, wading is c ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Loch Leir
Forsinard, Scotland
7

Approach from Forsinain via forestry track leading towards Altnabreac. A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy track. ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout
Loch Talaheel
Forsinard, Scotland
8

Loch Tallaheel is a shallow loch which has a large head of fish averaging 8-10oz. Wading is safe though a little soft in places. Fish can be caught ...

  • lake
  • Brown trout