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A day on a local loch in May 2001 A selection of wild brwon trout, seatrout and Artic Char. The area has an abundance of lochs where wild brown trout can be fished. Fishing permits are very reasonable and can be acquired through the The Old Inn or from local angling clubs and estates. |
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| Although this area is better known for the game fishing there are some fairly large pike around as the photo shows. Ian Thomson, a local businessman, is seen here with fine 17lb pike taken from a local loch in November 2000. Pike are not regulalry fished for and locals have seen specimens of over 30lbs. |  |
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| Daily 3-hour sea angling excursions leave from the Gairloch
harbour which is adjacent to The Old Inn. Departure times are subject to prevailing and
impending weather conditions and demand but are generally between 10.00 and 14.00 and
18.00 hrs. Full and half-day charters are available with a maximum of 8 fishing. |
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The species of fish present in the waters around Gairloch vary according to the time of year. One can expect to catch mackerel, pollock, coalfish, wrasse, ling, thronback ray and common skate. For more details about the sea angling check out the website below - |
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