Allandale Tarn Fisheries is a member of the Association of Scottish Stillwater Fisheries. Allandale's spring fed lakes have excellent water quality, ensuring a great range of fly life all year round. Stocked daily with quality Rainbow, Blue & Brown trout, with bulk stocking of Arctic Char. Weights ranging from 1.8lb's to 18lb+. Our fishery offers separate Fly fishing and Bait fishing and is easily accessible from anywhere in Central Scotland. We also have a well stocked tackle shop - with fly tying materials & Iona's expertly tied trout flies in abundance. Tackle is also available for hire in our fishing lodge. Gavieside, West Calder, West Lothian, Scotland UK

The Angling Development Board of Scotland (ADBoS) is a dynamic, pro-active partnership between the Scottish Anglers National Association (SANA), the Scottish Federation of Sea Anglers (SFSA) and the Scottish Federation for Coarse Angling (SFCA). All projects undertaken by ADBoS are undertaken in the general interest of all three associations and are considered to be of benefit to angling in Scotland across all three disciplines. Kinross, Scotland UK

The place to find quality assured fishing in Scotland. Our members are all commercially run fisheries that vary from small, intimate waters, to some of the largest stocked stillwaters in the Scotland. Regardless of size our aim is the same; to give anglers a fishing experience to remember. Whether you are a boat or bank fishing enthusiast, or a complete beginner wishing to learn, our waters can provide a great day out for all concerned. So when you are planning your next fishing trip check for membership of the ASSF.

Fly fishing in a beautiful tranquil setting near Livingston in Scotland. Bangour Trout Fishery is situated in the south-east part of Bathgate Hills, just 17 miles east of Edinburgh near the small village of Dechmont, surrounded by picturesque woodland and high farmland. Dechmont, Broxburn, West Lothian, Scotland UK

Welcome to Broom Fisheries, home to Scotland's leading coarse fishing lakes and waters, nestled away in a quiet, picturesque corner of South West Scotland. Surrounded by mature woodlands and located right on the Solway Coast, fifteen minutes from Carlisle, the Broom Fisheries has been expanding over the years to provide anglers with exceptional coarse fishing. With two fly only waters for game anglers and five waters dedicated to coarse and match fishing, together with a fully stocked tackle shop, refreshment area, toilets and ample parking adjacent to the waters Broom Fisheries is an ideal location for all kinds of angler. Annan, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, United Kingdom

Fisheries Management Scotland represents Scotland's network of District Salmon Fishery Boards, the River Tweed Commission and Rivers and Fisheries Trusts. Our members work to safeguard the interests of Scotland’s valuable and iconic wild freshwater fisheries, by promoting and delivering best practice in fishery management. Conservation & sustainability is key to what we do. Conservation and management of Scotland's wild fish stocks and their natural habitats is essential. Our members monitor the health of our fish populations, fisheries and associated habitat and deliver actions to protect, conserve and enhance these natural resources. Edinburgh, Scotland UK

This website has been created to offer visiting anglers the chance to take advantage of some local knowledge and to provide Inverurie anglers with a news page. If you can't find what you are looking for on the main website, have a read through the Forum. This is full of useful information and includes regular fishing reports from our local trout fisheries, discussions about tackle, tactics, flies, rod building, fly tying, float tubing, casting and all manner of fly fishing subjects. You will find the members a friendly and helpful group, please join in the discussions! Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Top Rainbow Trout Fishing in Scotland. Widely reputed to be the best location for fly fishing for rainbow trout and brown trout in Central Scotland, the Lake of Menteith is ideally situated on the edge of the Trossachs. With outstanding scenery, excellent fighting rainbow and brown trout the Lake of Menteith is perceptibly the best fly fishing location in Scotland. The Lake of Menteith Fisheries Ltd company was formed in 1966 by the riparian owners of the Lake. The objective was to preserve the peace and tranquility of the area, whilst at the same time providing local employment. The Lake at the time was increasingly becoming a venue for speed boats and water skiing. To enable the company to become effective managers of the Lake, The Lake of Menteith Fisheries Order Confirmation Act 1970 was passed. This stipulated control of fishing and any activities affecting the fishing. Port of Menteith, Scotland, UK

Marine Scotland is responsible for marine and fisheries issues in Scotland. Its purpose is to manage Scotland's seas for prosperity and environmental sustainability. Edinburgh, Scotland UK

Midmar Stillwater Fishery is a family run trout fishery set in the rolling countryside of Aberdeenshire, Just 20 minutes drive from Aberdeen city centre. We have approximately 12 acres of spring fed water over three ponds, each stocked with hard-fighting Rainbow, Blue and Brown trout, it is the ideal place to cast a line. We also have a small 'any method' pond, close to the lodge, which is ideal for those just starting to take an interest in fishing. Our facilities include a custom designed fishing lodge, with a fully accessible toilet, kitchen facilities and a log burning stove. Midmar, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK

Dee District Salmon Fishery Board & River Dee Trust. The Dee is one of the most famous salmon rivers in the world. Every fisher who has cast a fly for Atlantic salmon will know of our wonderful river. We are delighted to welcome anglers from all over the world who come in search of the ultimate prize: a Dee springer taken on the fly. Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK

An introduction to Salmon Fishing in Scotland with links to maps and information on the major Scottish salmon fishing rivers. Scotland has long been renowned for its salmon fishing on some of the most famous salmon rivers in the world.

The SFCA is the Scottish Governing Body for the sport of Coarse Angling. It was established in the early 1970’s and is committed to the protection of coarse fish stocks in Scotland, and providing equal opportunity for all to get involved and enjoy the sport of coarse angling in a safe and responsible way. We run programmes and courses to increase the number of anglers fishing for fun, run competitions and provide training to increase the number of UKCC coaches required for help individuals to develop within the sport. We engage with stakeholders from across the broad spectrum of the angling sector on issues affecting coarse angling.

One of the best local Fisheries in the Area of Central Scotland. Swanswater Fishery offers excellent fishing for trout for the bank angler as well as those that prefer fishing from a boat as there are a few boats available on Swanswater. Located in Bannockburn, Stirling it is ideally situated for anglers visiting the City of Stirling and Central Scotland. Sauchieburn, Stirling, Scotland, UK

These pages are all about trout fishing, salmon fishing and sea trout fishing, with particular reference to the great variety of fly fishing available on the lochs and rivers of Scotland. Site includes info, maps, where to fish, fishing tackle, fishing knots, articles, recipes and more. 300 pages of information and photographs relating to Scottish game fishing (salmon, trout and sea trout), featuring several hundred useful maps of the trout and salmon fishing waters of Scotland, from the wild trout lochs of the Scottish highlands and islands to the great salmon rivers of the east coast, from the small but productive salmon spate streams in the west to the fine sea trout fishing rivers of the Solway Firth.

An Introduction to Scottish Trout Fishing with maps and information on Scotland's fly fishing lochs and rivers. We will focus here on fly fishing for wild brown trout in Scottish rivers and lochs. Wild brown trout (Salmo trutta) can be found all over Scotland. Indigenous to these islands, brown trout thrive in a whole range of locations, from the smallest burn to the biggest lochs, from the largest rivers of the east and south to the remotest highland lochans of the north west Highlands and Islands. Indeed, there are very few pieces of freshwater in Scotland where you will not find trout.