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Glen of Rothes Trout Fishery
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Contact Details:
Address:
Glen of Rothes Trout Fishery - Glen of Rothes - Aberlour - Scotland AB38 7AG
Email Contact:
Web Site: www.morayflyfishing.co.uk
Tel: 01340 831888 or 07967 466973 - Fax 01340 831888
Address:
Glen of Rothes Trout Fishery - Glen of Rothes - Aberlour - Scotland AB38 7AG
Email Contact:
Web Site: www.morayflyfishing.co.uk
Tel: 01340 831888 or 07967 466973 - Fax 01340 831888
Fishery Details:
Type Of Fishery:
Trout, Fly Fishing Also Bait Fishing
No. Of Lakes:
Glen of Rothes has 6 acres of water
No Of Pegs:
Fish Stocks:
Rainbow Trout, Browns, Blue rainbows and Brook trout
The lochs are stocked on a regular basis, and daily during the summer, to ensure a steady head of fish that will give a challenging but highly rewarding day's fishing. The average weight of each fish caught has been steady at 2lb ever since the Fishery opened in 1994, and the record for the heaviest rainbow trout stands at 17 lbs and 8 ozs. Catches of over 30 fish for a day are quite achievable for those who have got to know the water and how it fishes. Now that the lochs are matured and fly life is abundant, the dry fly sport is exceptionaland even the huge carp in the lochs will take a well presented fly with the best being taken around 18 lbs in weight.
Opening Hours:
Fishing Fees:
FLY FISHING LOCHS
Full day - 4 fish £24
Full day - 3 fish £21
Full day - 2 fish £18
5 hours - 2 fish £15
2 hours - 1 fish £10
Full day catch and release £14 5 hour catch and release £10
Concessions for pensioners and disabled £1 off all tickets, Monday to Friday only. Season tickets and members club tickets are available ask at fishery about these. Parent and child tickets up to 14 years old, Full day 2 fish £20 or Full day 4 fish £25
BAIT FISHING LOCH
full day 4 fish limit £20
full day 3 fish limit £18
5 hous 2 fish limit £12
2 hours 1 fish limit £8
1 hour 1 fish limit £6
All fish caught on bait lochs must be kept and not returned to the water. any extra fish over limit will cost £2.50 per lb.
Fishery Basic Rules:
Please contact fishery
General Information:
If you don't have tackle of your own, there are both fly and bait rods, nets, a large selection of flies and lures all on site. There is a heated lodge, with toilet facilities for the disabled, as well as a sitting area and a selection of snacks and hot and cold drinks. Car parking is right beside the lodge, and 30 metres from the lochs, but disabled anglers are welcome to drive right up to the edge of the water. Large tackle shop on site and also online.
Holiday Accomodation:
Available Locally
Directions: .
From Inverness (40 miles - 45 mins)
Head out on the A96 signposted to Aberdeen. Travel through Nairn and Forres. As you enter Elgin you will pass Dr Gray's Hospital on the right. At the first roundabout stay on the A96. At the next roundabout turn right up the hill. Cross the mini roundabout outside the Comet store and follow the road to the next roundabout. Turn right signposted to Perth A941(A95) and cross the railway bridge. Go straight on at the next roundabout and up the hill out of town. Approximately six to seven miles on you will come to a large mansion house on your right just after a right hand bend. Fishery is on the left, please follow sign post to entrance which is 500 yards on the right hand side of road.
Type Of Fishery:
Trout, Fly Fishing Also Bait Fishing
No. Of Lakes:
Glen of Rothes has 6 acres of water
No Of Pegs:
Fish Stocks:
Rainbow Trout, Browns, Blue rainbows and Brook trout
The lochs are stocked on a regular basis, and daily during the summer, to ensure a steady head of fish that will give a challenging but highly rewarding day's fishing. The average weight of each fish caught has been steady at 2lb ever since the Fishery opened in 1994, and the record for the heaviest rainbow trout stands at 17 lbs and 8 ozs. Catches of over 30 fish for a day are quite achievable for those who have got to know the water and how it fishes. Now that the lochs are matured and fly life is abundant, the dry fly sport is exceptionaland even the huge carp in the lochs will take a well presented fly with the best being taken around 18 lbs in weight.
Opening Hours:
Fishing Fees:
FLY FISHING LOCHS
Full day - 4 fish £24
Full day - 3 fish £21
Full day - 2 fish £18
5 hours - 2 fish £15
2 hours - 1 fish £10
Full day catch and release £14 5 hour catch and release £10
Concessions for pensioners and disabled £1 off all tickets, Monday to Friday only. Season tickets and members club tickets are available ask at fishery about these. Parent and child tickets up to 14 years old, Full day 2 fish £20 or Full day 4 fish £25
BAIT FISHING LOCH
full day 4 fish limit £20
full day 3 fish limit £18
5 hous 2 fish limit £12
2 hours 1 fish limit £8
1 hour 1 fish limit £6
All fish caught on bait lochs must be kept and not returned to the water. any extra fish over limit will cost £2.50 per lb.
Fishery Basic Rules:
Please contact fishery
General Information:
If you don't have tackle of your own, there are both fly and bait rods, nets, a large selection of flies and lures all on site. There is a heated lodge, with toilet facilities for the disabled, as well as a sitting area and a selection of snacks and hot and cold drinks. Car parking is right beside the lodge, and 30 metres from the lochs, but disabled anglers are welcome to drive right up to the edge of the water. Large tackle shop on site and also online.
Holiday Accomodation:
Available Locally
Directions: .
From Inverness (40 miles - 45 mins)
Head out on the A96 signposted to Aberdeen. Travel through Nairn and Forres. As you enter Elgin you will pass Dr Gray's Hospital on the right. At the first roundabout stay on the A96. At the next roundabout turn right up the hill. Cross the mini roundabout outside the Comet store and follow the road to the next roundabout. Turn right signposted to Perth A941(A95) and cross the railway bridge. Go straight on at the next roundabout and up the hill out of town. Approximately six to seven miles on you will come to a large mansion house on your right just after a right hand bend. Fishery is on the left, please follow sign post to entrance which is 500 yards on the right hand side of road.
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