Fishing at Loch Katrine

Loch Katrine is one of Scotland's best pike and wild brown trout fisheries. It is 11 miles long, up to one mile wide, and over 500 feet deep at its deepest point. Since 1859, Loch Katrine has served as the freshwater reservoir for Glasgow and much of West and Central Scotland; therefore, no petrol engines are allowed on the loch due to the risk of pollution. Loch Katrine fisheries use environmentally friendly 5hp propane outboard engines with biodegradable lubricants.

Note: Fishing on Loch Katrine is by permit only, exclusively using Fish Loch Katrine.

Opening Times

Fish Loch Katrine is open year-round, 7 days a week, from 09:00 to 1700. Evening sessions are available during the summer months (20 May - 20 July) from 18:00 to 22:00.

The Brown Trout season is from 15 March until 6 October, and the pike season is from 11 May until 31 March.

To find out more about contact Fish Loch Katrine at the link below.