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News articles from blog posts about fishing trips in Scotland.

If you are looking for the best fishing spots near Aberdeen, then this article highlights the best options. Firstly, The River Dee and River Don are within easy reach of Aberdeen, In fact both river, run into the North Sea…

A Guide to Scottish Rivers for overseas anglers To begin with, Scottish rivers are some of the most revered in the world, each flowing with a story as rich as its waters. In contrast to some angling destinations, Scotland’s rivers…

Firstly, Scotland is a haven for fly fishing enthusiasts, boasting pristine rivers, tranquil lochs, and breathtaking landscapes. However timing your visit to Scotland is crucial to make the most of your fly fishing holiday. Accordingly, here’s your ultimate guide to…

Salmon fishing on the River Tay ranks as an unmissable experience in Scotland. Furthermore, if you’re serious about catching an Atlantic salmon, then the River Tay offers realistic prospects. This article highlights some useful tips when salmon fishing on the…

Oyster bamboo fly rod course Building a bamboo fly rod, was something I never dreamt I would achieve. However when one of my most loved clients shared stories of numerous rod building courses he had been on with the amazing…

Firstly, there are many types of fish in the River Tay. This article, identifies the diverse species and where in the river to find theMoreover, this article splits the river Tay into three sections. Firstly Upper river – upstream of…

Fishing accommodation near River Spey, and a guide on where to stay in Speyside. Accommodation near the River Spey is diverse and suited to all tastes. Furthermore Speyside is a tranquil escape for those seeking a blend of natural beauty…

Fly fishing in Scotland involves a variety of techniques when fishing for Trout and Grayling. The article breaks down the different techniques, where and when to use them. Fly fishing in Scotland with the dry fly Firstly, dry fly for…