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News articles from blog posts about fishing trips in Scotland.
Questions often asked about learning to fish for salmon in Scotland. If you are thinking of learning how to fish for salmon, or indeed to improve your existing techniques, this may help.
Firstly, there are some big trout to be caught on the River Tay, Tweed, Dee and River Spey Indeed these Big 4 Rivers in Scotland rivers are famous for Atlantic salmon fishing. However you should also remember the opportunities to…
This article highlights the salmon pools on Lower Kinnaird beat of the River Tay. Lower Kinnaird has two miles of double-bank salmon fishing and 14 named pools. This beat is renowned for holding spring salmon and sea trout. To begin…
Firstly, let me start by explaining I am a Sage rods fanatic. Therefore, a chance to tour the Sage Factory in Bainbridge Washington, really did excite me. In fact, since Alba Game Fishing’s inclusion in the Sage Experiences program, it’s…
Firstly the River Tweed is one of Europes best game fishing rivers. At 97 miles long (156 km) the Tweed flows through the Borders region, 1 hour South of Edinburgh. Notable towns it flows through are Peebles, Galashiels, Melrose, Kelso, Coldstream…
Big Trout in Scotland are common, and elusive. However with the right techniques and approach, they can be caught. Hopefully, this article will hopefully help you plan for success and when the moment comes, avoid fluffing your (fly) lines. The…
To begin with, the best fishing near Edinburgh are easier to access than you might think. In fact there are rivers and loch and sea fishing within easy striking distance of the Scottish Capital. If you are planning a day…
Unusually Scotland has had very little rainfall through March, April and May 2025. In fact, most rivers have been a summer levels and salmon fishing in particular has been challenging. Equally as we progressed into June and July, river levels…