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Fishing
Most of the freshwater fishing here is for wild brown trout on the lochs along with some stocked rainbow trout fisheries. There are some big trout, ferox and pike to be found as well. These are usually caught by trolling large lures and plugs from a boat on the larger lochs but it is also possible to hook good sized fish from the bank. This is an ideal area for the specimen angler as there are places where the likes of pike fishing for example have not really been exploited in any way and each summer ferox of around 15lb to 20lb are regularly reported.

The season for trout runs from 15th March to 5th October and although salmon fishing opens officially in January rivers around Fort William open later in April or May and close earlier in September. There is no season for rainbow trout as they are not indigenous to Scotland. In the lochs which open to the sea there is no season as it is classed as sea fishing but the warmer weather does bring good sized shoals of mackerel and cod around July and August.

Shooting

Opportunities abound for great deer stalking, grouse shooting, game and rough shooting. Stalk the elusive Sika or Roe Deer through the woodlands and forests of the lower Glens. Clay pigeon shooting is available at nearby Farr Cottage Activity centre. For all country pursuits, check with the hotel for availability, kit needed, and minimum numbers required for certain shoots.

Most of our shooting is done in conjunction with a number of well qualified experts in the area.

STRONLOSSIT Inn
Roy Bridge
Inverness-shire
PH31 4AG
Tel: 01397 712253
Fax: 01397 712641
E-mail: stay@stronlossit.co.uk
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