Loch Leven
Kinross · Fife region
A renowned wild brown trout fishery. Fishing is fly-only from a booked boat; bank fishing is not permitted.
Fishery details and boat bookingFishing spots in Scotland
Useful information to know when planning your next fishing trip in Fife or farther afield
Freshwater
Lochs, rivers and fisheries for trout, grayling and salmon. Check local rules and availability before travelling.
River Tay
Perthshire
Scotland’s largest salmon river, with different beats and local conditions along the catchment. Check current availability and conservation rules.
Browse Tay beats and permitsLake of Menteith
Stirlingshire
A boat-based fishery known for trout fishing, with pike also available at set times. Book a boat or permit with the fishery.
Fishery information and bookingRiver Tweed · Peebles
Scottish Borders
Association water offers brown trout and grayling across stretches of the Tweed and Lyne Water. Access is by permit, with seasonal and fly-fishing rules.
Peeblesshire permits and rulesSeawater
Shore marks and sea lochs around Scotland. Tides, swell and access can change quickly, especially on rocks.
Fife Ness
East Neuk of Fife
A rough-ground mark between Crail and St Andrews. A local guide lists cod, coalfish and ballan wrasse among the main species.
Read the Fife Ness mark guideSt Andrews Rocks
Fife
A rocky shore mark along the town, with cod, flatfish and bass noted by a local sea-angling guide. Check conditions and access before fishing.
Read the St Andrews mark guideLoch Feochan
Near Oban · Argyll
A sheltered sea-loch mark with shore access in places. Local reports include seasonal codling, whiting, dogfish and flatfish.
Read the Loch Feochan mark guideSolway Firth
Dumfries & Galloway
A broad sea-angling area with varied shore and boat fishing. The Solway Firth Partnership notes strong tides and currents; plan carefully.
Solway fishing marks and safety advice