Remote Streams, Rivers and Lochs
Experience Fly Fishing for Wild Brown Trout at its best
If Loch Ness isn't for you, we can provide guided trips to fly fish remote Highland streams, rivers and hill lochs for wild Brown Trout.
The Highlands boast numerous streams and lochs with excellent Brown Trout fishing.
Discover the thrill of fly fishing in Scotland’s breathtaking Highlands, where crystal-clear streams and lochs provide the perfect habitat for wild Brown Trout. This region is celebrated globally for its unspoiled natural beauty and rich fly fishing heritage, offering anglers a unique chance to connect with nature and test their skills.
Your local ghillie, Colin, knows these waters like the back of his hand — from secluded hill lochs to serene stretches of river — and each outing is tailored to suit anglers of all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner hoping to catch your first trout or an experienced fly fisher looking for a challenge, Colin's extensive local knowledge will greatly enhance your experience.
Prepare yourself for the thrilling yet tranquil pursuit of wild Brown Trout in one of the world’s premier fly fishing destinations!
Available for up to two anglers from March 15th to September 30th.
Inverness hotel pickup available.
All Fishing Gear, Waders, Snacks, Soft Drinks, Transport & Casting Tuiton Included.
We can also provide Guided trips to Fly Fish for Large Rainbow Trout near Inverness. These trips are suitable for larger groups & are available all year round.
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Atlantic Salmon
Fishing on Loch Ness is usually done by way of Trolling Lures for the mighty Atlantic Salmon (though we usually catch a few Brown Trout while we're waiting for a Salmon to take our lure!) This is a great way to cover lots of water & see plenty of great scenery at the same time!
Brown & Ferrox Trout
We can also Fly Fish for Brown Trout & can combine the two methods during the course of your day. We also occasionally catch large, predatory Ferrox Trout while trolling for Salmon, however, if we're targeting them specifically, we tend to use a down rigger & fish over deeper water.