About the experience
Fishing on Knoydart is exciting and wild.
We offer fishing trips to suit anglers of all abilities, with awe inspiring locations and a range of game and sea species to keep you entertained.
Whether you are a seasoned angler or a complete beginner, we have the perfect fishing trip for you.
Knoydart's Fishing Locations
Labelled as one of the most remotest places in Scotland, Knoydart offers plenty of easy to extreme fishing spots.
Inverie pier
The pier, fishable all year round, is at it's best in the warm summer months, when large shoals of Mackerel and Spurdogs can be caught. Other species can be caught off the pier, such as Cod, Conger eels and Rays.
The pier is easily accessible.
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Pollock Point
The walk to Pollock Point can challenging; the half an hour walk through wet and steep terrain leads you to a dramatic fishing spot overlooking the Small Isles.
This location harbours a jagged shoreline and hard fighting Pollock. Hence, the name.
The Guserain River
This long and fast paced spate river runs from the base of Ladhar Bheinn through the deep cut Glens, out to the Sound of Sleat. It involves a demanding walk along uneven ground to fish on the different stretches.
The deep pools hold Atlantic Salmon and Sea Trout, alongside resident Brown Trout.
The Hill Lochs
Knoydart has many small bodies of water situated deep in the hills. Most of these Lochs require a long walk to reach, but they all hold a good population of wild Brown Trout.
The Guide
Daniel Wood
Daniel, better known as Woody, was brought up in Durham, England. He has lived in Scotland for nearly a decade.
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A keen fisherman since he was young; he has gained a breadth experience whilst travelling around the UK and other countries, catching many different species of fish alongside practicing and learning new techniques.
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Daniel's wide array of knowledge and skills is sure to make your trip an unforgettable experience.
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