Fishing Holidays in Scotland

For grayling, visit Scotland from November to January. If you are more interested in trout, then the best season for fishing holidays in Scotland is from April to May. Grab a chance to witness the actual specimen trout in a private span along Annan River from December to March.

Located in the green arena of Inverness, River Ness is a perfect place for fishing trout and salmon. Find holiday cottages near the hotels if you want to splurge amidst your fishing trip.

Set in Pitlochry, Loch Tummel has a vegetational realm you can admire while fishing. This is where the brown trout, pike, or perch live. It is often stocked with fish to make fishing more enjoyable for visitors. Above all, it is far off the normal commotion of the cities. A drive away there is also Loch Muick, Within the reach of Queen's Balmoral Estate Loch Muick relates to the royal family of Queen Victoria, who loved adventures on the north shore. Lochnagar Mountain, a small distance from Lock Muick, is a favourite spot of Prince Charles. If you'd rather a river, head south towards River Tay, which runs at 117 miles and holds a record for Atlantic salmon. The salmon is a significant symbol of Scotland and capturing one is a dream of every angler.

Situated in West Dunbartonshire, Loch Lomond attracts many holidaymakers year-round courtesy of an awe-inspiring spectacle filled with fishing boats. Boat trips in this area guarantee fresh fish while gazing at the pearly blue sea. It is close to Loch Awe, the longest lake in Scotland and the third largest for freshwater fishing. Loch Awe spreads across a good number of islands, some of which are ancient sites e.g. Kilchum Castle, the most Instagrammed Scottish castle.

This is the most beautiful loch in the Kinlochewe highlands, famed for wildlife watching and fishing. The surrounding vistas are achingly sweet to watch and to the south is Beinn Eighe, the oldest national reserve in the UK. You are more likely to meet with hill walkers around Maree loch.