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Lossie – Elgin and District AA
Nine miles double bank with 83 named pools. Circa 100 salmon and 60-70 sea trout annually. Fly, spinning and worm all permitted. Fishes best in spate conditions.
Luce – Stair Estate
From the private waters of the River Luce, three miles of salmon and sea trout fishing are now available for daily lets. The water is divided into three beats with a maximum of two rods per beat. The River Luce …
Lussa – Glen Beat, Mull
Angling on the Glen Beat is an adventure with the possible reward of salmon and sea trout. This spate river runs out of Loch Sguabain through some very difficult walking terrain. However a tightening line can soon re-invigorate tired legs. …
Machrie River – Arran
This is an extremely attractive spate river extending for approximately three miles inland with 24 named and maintained pools. The River runs it’s course through wonderful ancient silver birch trees, past wild fuscias and rhododendrons down to the Tidal Pool …
Minnoch – Forestry Commission
The beauty of this upland section is not only the affordable fishing it offers but the quiet of the Galloway Forest Park that accompanies it. Britains largest forest park provides you with a chance to escape from it all whilst …
Minnoch – Glentrool Estate
Visually stunning with superb fly water and spectacular holding pools, the Minnoch is a rare gem in Scotland’s forgotten corner. The tranquil setting of the fishing adds to its charm, despite it being set only 10-15 minutes drive from the …
Mull – Loch Sguabain
Loch Sguabain lies at the head of the river Lussa, and salmon and sea trout are usually present after the first spate of the summer and into autumn.
Mull – Loch Torr
Loch Torr is very picturesque and whilst mainly trout fishing, sea trout are also caught.
Nairn – Nairn Angling Association
The Nairn (often referred to as “The Little Gem”) rises in the Monadhliath Mountains and flows north eastwards through Strathnairn and into the Moray Firth. The river flows through hill country at the top and through flattish farming land in …
Naver – Association Beat
On the lower river, the upper stretch of the Association Water is over a mile of double bank above the road bridge. The estuary beat is downstream of the road bridge. Fly only.