CARRON VALLEY FISHERY
Fly
fishing for both hard fighting rainbow trout, stocked and wild brown trout in
central Scotland
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Carron Valley
Reservoir, created in the nineteen thirties by the flooding of the upper
valley of the River Carron, is one of the most scenic trout fisheries in
Scotland. Situated high in the Campsie Fells - yet only a ten minute drive
from Stirling, half an hour from Glasgow and forty minutes from Edinburgh -
the loch offers boat and bank fly fishing for rainbow trout & wild and
stocked brown trout in magnificent surroundings.
Since
its completion in 1939, the 1000 acre reservoir has proved an ideal habitat
for the Carron's indigenous wild brown trout population. Thriving on the
rich feeding of the newly flooded river valley and with easy access to its
many excellent spawning and nursery streams, the wild brownies of the Carron
Valley Reservoir are now well and truly established, providing some of the
best brown trout fly fishing in Scotland. In addition, Carron Valley
Fishery stock grade A quality rainbow trout to enable the angler an all
round trout experience to remember.
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The trout fishing on
the loch is managed by Carron Valley Fishery Ltd. Through a careful
policy of regular supplementary stocking of top quality trout,
managing director, Fraser McGowan, is determined to build on the
loch's well deserved reputation as Scotland's premier trout fishery.
The area around the loch is very popular with walkers, ramblers,
mountain bikers and nature lovers and boasts a wide variety of
wildlife, all thriving in breathtaking surroundings. In addition to
the best brown trout fishing in Scotland the fishery at Carron
Valley also provides a free information service to non anglers who
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For information or
booking contact:
Carron Valley Fishery
Fishing Lodge
Carron Valley
nr Denny
Stirlingshire, FK6 5JL
Tel: 01324 823698
or via e-mail at
fishing@carronvalley.com |
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To find out more about fishing at Carron
Valley Fishery, click on the links at the top of the page.
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