A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy track. Follow the fence line uphill in a WSW direction eventually travelling ...

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A 4×4 or high-clearance vehicle is essential for navigating the rugged track leading to Loch Nam Breac. Upon reaching the track's end, a brief 5-8 min ...

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A high-clearance vehicle is essential for the bumpy track leading to the Cross Lochs, a cluster of 5 small lochs forming a cross shape. Four of the ...

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It is imperative to use a 4×4 or a vehicle with high clearance to navigate the rugged track successfully. The loch is a brief ten-minute walk away. ...

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It is imperative to use a 4×4 or a vehicle with high clearance to navigate the rugged track successfully. Follow the forest track in a NNW directio ...

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Little is known about the fishing though historically this loch has produced fish up to 3lbs in weight though due to its nature this loch is unlikely ...

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Little is known about the fishing in this loch which is unlikely to hold a large head of fish but fish up to 2lbs have been caught in the past. Combin ...

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Little is known about the fishing in this loch which is unlikely to hold a large head of fish but fish up to and over 2lbs have been caught in the pas ...

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One of the most remote club lochs and is surrounded by delightful moorland. Caol has a good head of bright fish averaging 8oz with the occasional larg ...

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Fheoir is a small, relatively shallow loch which can be fished from the bank. However parts of the bank can be very soggy so waders might be advisable ...

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Little is known about the fishing in Bo Uidhre. It is one for the adventurous angler as it does not hold a large head of fish. The banks have a shallo ...

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Leave A897 Helmsdale/Melvich road at Grid reference 892555, follow the minor road north to park at 889561 and walk west up the hill for a strenuous 20 ...

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A 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy track. The loch is a short 1km walk in an easterly direction. Clach Gea ...

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Little is known about the fishing in this loch but it is well worth a visit combined with other lochs in the area. One for the adventurous angler. ...

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Expect more blank than productive days but Caol has a reputation of producing fish of outstanding quality up to and over 3lbs in weight. One for the d ...

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Leave the A897 at Grid reference 903485 (Forsinain) follow the forestry track, a 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy ...

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

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Nan Gall has a good head of fish which average 8oz in weight with the occasional larger specimen. Peace and quiet guaranteed in a delightful moorlan ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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The loch is shallow but home to some excellent quality fish weighing up to 2lbs. The west bank is deeper but has a soft and tricky terrain that can ma ...

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Leave the A897 at Grid reference 903485 (Forsinain) follow the forestry track, a 4×4 or vehicle with high clearance is required to negotiate the bumpy ...

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Leave the A836 Thurso/Bettyhill road at Grid reference 868651 and follow the road south. This is a rough track so a 4×4 will be necessary to drive to ...

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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 ...

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The loch holds a good head of well-conditioned trout which average 10oz in weight. Fish can be caught all over the loch. Despite the challenging walk ...

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Loch Achridigill is a very productive loch for all fishing levels. A boat which will be found on the NW shore is available if booked in advance, other ...

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Grid Reference & Parking 11/923586. Follow A897, Melvich to Helmsdale road, parking in area on the north side of cattle-grid just before electrical su ...

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Loch Coulbackie has been seldom visited in recent times so little is known about the quality of fishing. Historical records have shown fish of over ...

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Loch Baligill is one of the most challenging of club waters with some steep banks   After it was dammed for the local water supply in the late 1970s, ...

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Visitors driving along the A897 can find roadside parking near the loch's north end, close to a field gate. It's important not to block the gate to en ...

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Leave the A836 Thurso/Bettyhill road at Grid reference 868651 and follow the road south. This is a rough track so a 4×4 will be necessary to drive to ...

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Akran is a good beginners loch, wading is safe with a large head of free rising fish, average size 8oz with the occasional bigger fish. ...

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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 ...

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Follow A897, Melvich to Helmsdale road, parking in area on the north side of cattle-grid just before electrical substation Grid reference 904599. Caol ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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Grid reference & Parking 10/903647.  Park opposite the right turn junction on the single track road leading down to Bighouse Lodge. Anglers should fol ...

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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 ...

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