Weekly Fishing Report at Linlithgow Loch

Highlights of the Weekly Fishing Report at Linlithgow Loch

Monday to Friday:

Colin McGrath released 3 fish. Ali Fyvie kept 1 trout weighing 4 lbs. The Perth Civil Service AC had 4 boats out, netting 6 fish for a total of 18¼ lbs, and they also released a couple. Jimmy Russell returned 6 fish. Robin Lambert kept 2 trout, weighing 9¼ lbs, with the heaviest being 6¼ lbs.

Well, good so far, lost a couple, quite a few nips and tugs, kept two for 9lb 4oz, heaviest was 6lb 4oz

Saturday:

Waders AC’s 4 anglers had a fantastic day, keeping 15 fish for a total of 15¼ lbs and releasing 5. Freddie Padden and Mark Lawton returned 6 Rainbows.

Sunday:

Mr. Anderson kept 2 trout for 6¼ lbs. Jimmy and James Russell released 7 fish. Mark Lawton returned 4, while Mark Smith returned 2 fish. Gerry McDonald also released 4 trout back into the Loch.

Restocking and Availability

We regularly restock the Loch, as noted on our Facebook page. Boats are available most days for either full-day or 4-hour sessions. To avoid disappointment, please call 01506 671753 or book online in advance.

Fishing Tips for Anglers

Fishing can be a rewarding experience, especially when you know the right techniques. Here are some tips to enhance your fishing experience:

Choose the Right Gear

Selecting the appropriate gear is crucial. Ensure that you use lines and flies that match the conditions. For instance, during the week, anglers found success with various types of lines and lures. Experimenting with different combinations can lead to better results.

Understand Fish Behaviour

Understanding the behaviour of trout can significantly improve your chances of a good catch. Trout often feed near the surface during certain times of the day. Pay attention to the weather and water conditions, as these can affect fish activity.

Practice Patience

Fishing requires patience. Sometimes, it may take a while before you get a bite. Enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings and take your time. The experience is just as important as the catch.

Respect the Environment

Always practice sustainable fishing. This means following local regulations, respecting catch limits, and releasing fish properly. By doing so, we can ensure that Linlithgow Loch remains a thriving environment for future generations of anglers.

Conclusion

Fishing at Linlithgow Loch continues to be a delightful experience. With a well-stocked environment and a variety of fishing techniques, anglers can look forward to successful outings. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting, there’s always something new to learn and enjoy.

Visit our catch report page for more Weekly Fishing Reports at Linlithgow Loch.

Remember to check our Facebook page for updates on restocking and fishing conditions. We look forward to welcoming you back to Linlithgow Loch for another great fishing adventure!