Fishing

There are many fishing salmon, brown trout and sea trout opportunities to be had in and around the area, along many places for sea fishing. Fishing for wild Brown trout is available at the many Lochs around Lochalsh and for the beginner there are Lochs that are easily accessed. For the more experienced there are dozens of Lochs with rugged walk ins, allowing you to absord the beauty of the area in complete solitude.


For more details of all fishing available please use the contacts link and we will try to assist.

Here are just a few examples of the ones near by.




River Carron


River Carron is a river in Wester Ross, in the Highlands of Scotland. The river rises in Ledgowan Forest. It gathers its head-streams through Carron Bog, then enters Loch Scaven and flows out from there.

Fly fishing on the River Carron

From Achnashellach the river meanders 19 kilometres (12 mi) southwest through the broad strath of Glen Carron and expands at one part into Loch Doule (or Doughaill). About 4 km (2 mi) further southwest, it enters the Inner Sound at the head of Loch Carron near Achintee.

The A890 and a branch of the Highland railway, which extends to Kyle of Lochalsh, runs along part of the river's southeast shore.
Stocking of juvenile Atlantic salmon into the River Carron has brought this fish back from the brink of local extinction. Having made a dramatic recovery, the salmon has contributed to an improvement in the biodiversity of the whole area with kingfishers now established locally, as well as increased numbers of ospreys visiting.


Photographer: © Copyright Craig Michael Camp - All rights reserved.






Loch Anna








Is part of the Conchra estate and is accessable by the north road, or if your up to it, over the top of Bienn Conchra by foot. Not for faint hearted.






Lochan Dubha



Photographer: © Copyright Sue Holland - All rights reserved.



Photographer: © Copyright Sue Holland - All rights reserved.