A typical small lochan with a large patch of lilies in the middle. As well as the traditional patterns try a sinking line and a mini lure around the ...

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• Brown trout

This is a typical highland trout loch and a favourite of author George Orwell, who lived at Barnhill in 1948 while writing the dystopian novel 1984. ...

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• Brown trout

The Ardlussa Fishing Loch is an impounding reservoir, created as a water supply for cattle on the estate, it is located 2 kilometres north of Lussagiv ...

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• Salmon and Sea trout

The Lussa River flows from the southeast slopes of Bienn Bhreac through the Fishing Loch and finally into the sea at Lussa Bay, a journey of three and ...

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• Salmon and Sea trout

Righ Mor is the biggest in a stunning string of lochs dotted across the belly of the Ruantallain Estate. There is a boat but bank fishing can be ...

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• Brown trout

Far away on the West Coast of Jura, sheltered from the sea behind ancient rises of the land, resides Loch Cladach Nigh' Mhaol-choinnich - known locall ...

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• Brown trout

There is a tradition on the estate to christian the unnamed lochs after the person who first catches a fish in them. The estate owner, Lindsay Bury, m ...

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• Brown trout

One of a trio of lochans in the south east of Ruantallain. They don't have names but this one has a small island. The fish average a 1lb and there ...

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• Brown trout

Beautiful little loch with a newly rebuilt boat house with decking, on the southwest corner. Handy if you need a place to shelter and a great place fo ...

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• Brown trout

Loch an Losgainn Beag lies on low ground less than two kilometres from the coast. It is a very small, shallow water of roughly 1.6 hectares, with a si ...

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• Brown trout

Loch an Losgainn Mór lies in low ground a short way inland from the sea. It is a small, shallow water of roughly 12 hectares, with low alkalinity. The ...

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• Brown trout

Loch a’ Phearsain lies close to the coast, set among low hills that give useful shelter when winds are strong. It is a small water of roughly 25 hecta ...

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• Arctic charr and Brown trout

Loch a’ Mhinn lies inland from the coast near Glenbeg, low-lying and less than two kilometres from the sea. It is a very small, shallow loch of roughl ...

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• Arctic charr and Brown trout

Loch na Curraigh lies close to the coast on low ground. It is a very small water of just over a hectare, shallow for its size with a mean depth a litt ...

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• Brown trout

Loch nam Ban lies above Glenbeg, a short way inland from the sea. It is a very small water of about 2 hectares, generally shallow with a mean depth ar ...

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• Brown trout

Feinn Loch lies in Argyll and Bute, a few kilometres inland from the coast, set among open moor at mid elevation. It is a very small water of just ove ...

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• Brown trout

Loch a Cheigein lies north-east of Glenbeg, a few kilometres in from the coast, set among open moor and low knolls. It is a very small, shallow water ...

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• Brown trout

Loch a Chaorainn lies in Argyll and Bute, a few kilometres inland from the coast, set among mid-level moorland above Glenbeg. It is a very small, gene ...

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• Brown trout

Loch na Sailm lies inland above Glenbeg, a few kilometres from the sea. It is a very small, shallow loch of roughly five hectares, set among mid-level ...

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• Brown trout

Iasg Loch is a very small freshwater lake located in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It is generally shallow with low alkalinity and is situated at mid alt ...

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• Brown trout

Lochan a Chreachain lies above Glenbeg, set among open moorland with Loch Dubh-bheag close by. It is a very small water of roughly 6 hectares, fairly ...

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• Brown trout