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FISHING SCOTLAND 2010/11

Located at the junction of Glen Spean and the Great Glen in West Highland Scotland with fishing
available from Fort William, Glen Nevis, Loch Lochy, Lundavra, the Rivers Spean and Roy, Ardverikie Estate
(Monarch of The Glen's - Glen Boggle) and Corrour Estate in Lochaber in the shadow of Ben Nevis
to the southern shores of Loch Ness at Fort Augustus and the River Oich.

From Lochs Morar, Arkaig, Quoich, Inchlaggan and Garry in the west through Glen Spean, to the River Spey from its source above Laggan in Badenoch, the Fishing Scotland School of Fly Fishing and Fly Castin provides private wild brown trout, wild Atlantic Salmon and Northern Pike "Learn to Fly Fish" and guided/coaching fly fishing trips and excursions for experienced anglers.Our private Learn Fly Fishing and guided fly fishing excursions provide proven traditional Scottish fly casting techniques honed and developed through generations of fly fishing experience here in Western Highland Scotland.

Gift Certificates for Fly Fishing Excursions

Private "Learn Fly Fishing" and Guided/coaching excursions for experienced anglers to secluded lochs and streams. Certificates are open dated for convenience of the recipient. Totally inclusive of the services of a full time Guide/Coach, all fishing tackle, permits and Land Rover transport to and return from the fishing location of the day to Spean/Roy Bridge. Glasgow and Edinburgh are less than 2.5 hours legal driving away while the Sleeper Train from London-Euston gets you into Spean Bridge village at 09:03 and we can be fishing by 10am. That's a smart move, why drive when you can sleep your way to Fishing Scotland and the Scottish Highlands.

Learn to Fly Fish Wild Trout & Salmon in 2010

Fishing Scotland locations are hidden in secluded Highland glens and forests with easy road access from Fort William, Mallaig, Invergarry, Fort Augustus, the Isle of Skye, Newtonmore, Kingussie and Spean Bridge with excellent wild brown trout and Northern Pike lochs and wild Atlantic Salmon rivers in the stunning rugged mountain splendor found only in Scotland. The habitat of wild red deer, Golden Eagle, osprey, pine marten, otter, red and silver squirrel, countless hill and forest birds and best of all!
Immense space and silence of all but natures whispers.

Individuals, small groups, families with young people (at least eight years) are very welcome. No previous experience is required. Fishing Scotland excursions include attendance of a full time guide/coach, all required fishing tackle, fishing permits, access, wellie boots and Land Rover transport from Spean Bridge to and return from the fishing location of the day with pick up services available by arrangement at the trailheads of Dalwhinnie or Newtonmore on the Edinburgh to Inverness line. At Spean Bridge from the London Euston sleeper/Glasgow/Fort William/Mallaig the west and Isles line.

PRE-RESERVATION ESSENTIAL
Enquire and reserve for 2010/11

Enjoy at day out fly fishing with Fishing Scotland
This is the "REAL STUFF" Fishing Scotland country, come on in

FOOT NOTE
If you are interested in Fishing here in Scotland please do browse our pages. You do not have to be fishing with Fishing Scotland to ask advice or questions of fishing, walking, cycling, windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing or any of the other great stuff we get up to here in the Highlands of Scotland. If you have any comments or would just like to talk fishin’! I’ll be very pleased to hear from you. After 20:00 any evening is good.
(We are fishing all and every day). Aye, James (guide/coach)

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