Where best to get a young child to catch their first fish? Here’s a way that all the family can enjoy. Go to the Isle of Mull where a new property has just come onto the holiday letting market. Continue reading →

If you find yourself Googling ‘Trout fishing in Iceland’ at regular intervals, standing on the shoreline of your imagination, trying to read the expanse of crystal-clear water whilst your daydream distracts you from more mundane things then FishIceland is here to help.

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The River Lochy offers the salmon angler some of the most spectacular and scenic salmon fishing in the UK. Condensed into just 10 miles, it meanders it’s way through the Great Glen with the backdrop of Ben Nevis (UKs highest mountain) and the surrounding peaks. Although its setting can only be described as peaceful & tranquil the fishing itself is more adrenaline filled with a “real” possibility of catching a fish of a lifetime! Over the last few years the river has produced more than it’s fair share BIG spring fish with a typical average weight of 17lbs (7-8kilos). Continue reading →

The Tay and District Salmon Fishery Board are delighted to announce that explorer Polly Murray, first Scottish woman to summit Mount Everest, will be opening the River Tay on Tuesday 15th January. Meikleour Fishing will be hosting the event by Kinclaven Bridge, PH1 4QW. Continue reading →

Speak to any stockbroker and they’ll soon tell you that a falling market presents great opportunities. It’s just the same with salmon fishing. There’s little doubt that Scottish salmon fishing right now is in a bit of the doldrums, but premier beats (where dead men’s shoes were usually earmarked for generations to come) are now becoming quietly available to those of us willing to do a bit of homework. Continue reading →

Have you dreamed about catching a 20+ pound Atlantic salmon in one of your many trips to Scotland, Norway or Canada and never succeeded? Well, here is your chance !!

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Extract from Peake Fly Fishing…..

We were lucky enough to be invited to help out with the team of scientists from Atlantic Salmon Trust / West Sutherland Fisheries Trust / University of Glasgow & Marine Scotland Science with their Loch Laxford Sea-Trout Tagging Project. We were recovering receivers from Loch Laxford so that the data can be retrieved and analysed. Continue reading →