Loch Innis na Bà Buidhe is a small freshwater lake located in Highland, Scotland. It is generally shallow with medium alkalinity and is situated at lo ...

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Loch Aisir Mór lies close to the coast in Highland, set at low elevation among open ground. It is a small, generally shallow loch of roughly 18 hectar ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Aisir lies on low ground little more than a kilometre from the sea in Highland. It is a very small water of roughly 3.5 hectares with a plain sho ...

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• Brown trout

Loch na Gainimh lies close to the coast in West Sutherland, a low-lying water set among open ground not far from the sea. It is a small, shallow loch ...

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• Brown trout

Lochain nan Sac lies close to the coast at low elevation, set a little over a kilometre inland from the sea. It is a very small, shallow loch of rough ...

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• Brown trout

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 mod ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Meadhonach lies close to the coast in low ground in the Highland region. It is a very small, generally shallow loch of roughly 2.5 hectares, with ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Clais nan Coinneal lies at low elevation on ground less than a kilometre from the sea in Highland. It is a very small loch of roughly 3.5 hectare ...

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• Brown trout

Sandwood Loch lies close to the Atlantic on the Cape Wrath Peninsula, north of Blairmore. It is the largest water in the area, just over a mile long a ...

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• Brown trout, Salmon, and Sea trout

Loch Airigh na Beinne lies on the Cape Wrath peninsula, set among open moorland close to the north coast. The largest water of the Daill River system ...

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• Brown trout, Salmon, and Sea trout

Loch Bad an Fheur lies on the Cape Wrath Parph, set among open moorland close to the north coast of Sutherland. It is a very small, generally shallow ...

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• Brown trout, Salmon, and Sea trout

Loch na Seamraig lies close to the Atlantic coast on Cape Wrath, west of the Kearvaig River and north of the U70 road. It is a very small, low‑lying l ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Drumbeg is a famous, large loch easily visible beside the B869 at Drumbeg. A beautiful location, there is a boat available and you can also fish ...

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• Brown trout

Loch a'Bhraighe and Loch Torr na h-Eigin to its west are two large, joined lochs offering great sport in breathtaking surroundings. Loch a'Bhraighe h ...

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• Brown trout

Up in the hills behind Nedd, your best access to this large loch is to take the track heading south from Nedd at NC137319, being careful not to block ...

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• Brown trout

Boat available at: 175294 ...

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The largest loch on the Crofter's estate, Loch Poll has trout of all sizes - from the usual half pounders to significantly larger fish. It is best fis ...

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• Brown trout

Bealach a' Chornaidh separates the northern peak from the eastern ridge of Quinaig, set in the valley floor. Sometimes dour, it has silvery fish of go ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Donnaig is a lovely quiet loch holding some decent sized fish (I've had several around the pound mark) and with a great view of the sea through a ...

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• Brown trout

A beautiful, large loch and a stiff 3 mile walk in brings you to the heart of North Assynt. Lots and lots of fish, many very small, but also with fat ...

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• Brown trout

A testing hour and a half from the A894 road to Kyelsku, this is a small lochan known locally as 'Little Green' given its proximity to Lochan a Choire ...

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• Brown trout

A picturesque hike up from the A894 road to Kyelsku leads to the stunning Red Corrie Loch. The crystal clear water is teeming with large, yet elusive ...

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• Brown trout

Loch na Bruthaich is right next to the road on the way from Clashnessie to Strathcroy. It is very little fished - and the stock shows evidence of thi ...

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• Brown trout

A collection of small lochans an easy walk in from Clashnessie that make a great day out. The lochans vary in size and fruitfulness, but there are so ...

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• Brown trout

Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Assynt, Loch an Daimh is a renowned fly fishing destination. At 550m above sea level, the hike to the loch is ...

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Known as the Sheiling Loch, this small water contains good numbers of lovely, silvery brownies that commonly average between 8-10ozs although fish wel ...

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Park at the car park at NC 172262 on the A837 just before Loch Assynt Lodge. There is an all-abilities disabled access path to the loch, where there ...

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• Brown trout

A long, meandering loch with numerous nooks, crannies and bays - and lots of small trout. Ideal for Assynt beginners, you get a sense of the remotenes ...

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• Brown trout

Leave the A837 near Loch Assynt Lodge. There is an all-abilities disabled access path to the loch, where there is an excellent boat, a jetty and boat ...

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Reaching out into the Minch at the northern end of Scotland is a sandstone peninsula that lays claim to some of the oldest rocks in Europe. Loch Cul F ...

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530 metres and 1½ hours up the mountain from Inchnadamph, this corrie loch is what trout fishing in Assynt is all about. Some cracking trout in there ...

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Beannach is an easy 25 minute walk and has a vast population of wild brown trout, but also arctic char, a few salmon and sea trout; although neither o ...

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• Arctic charr, Brown trout, Salmon, and Sea trout

If you want to really feel that sense of isolation, and to explore some rarely fished lochans, head in on the Clahtoll peat track at NC044270 for a go ...

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• Brown trout

Loch Assynt lies a few kilometres from the sea at low elevation. The largest water in the area, it stretches for about 8 km and is up to 1.5 km wide, ...

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• Arctic charr, Brown trout, Ferox, Salmon, and Sea trout