(Sunday 1st November – Thursday 24th December 2026)
(details of pike & trout fishing in March 2027 to be issued in due course).

If there is sufficient interest and weather permits Fingask Loch, will remain open for boat fishing to members and their sponsored guests.
Session Prices (whether fishing for trout or pike): Members £15 Guests £20

Important Notes:

1. Daily sessions are 8:30am to 5:30pm (or dark, if it comes first).
2. Anglers must not arrive at loch before 8:30am please. This is a Farm rule.
3. All bookings must be completed on the Supersass booking system by members prior to arrival at the loch.
4. Members sponsoring guests must enter their membership numbers when making bookings & are responsible for their guests conduct.
5. Anglers under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
6. The use of fish-finders is not permitted on Association waters.
7. All anglers must wear an automatic life jacket when in the boats.

Fishing for Blue/Rainbow Trout
Fishing by fly only.
Anglers must safely return all brown trout caught.
Please treat all fish with respect if fishing catch & release.

Fishing for Pike
The use of fly, spinner or dead bait methods is allowed.
A maximum of two rods may be used per angler at any one time (these may be of different methods, e.g. 2 dead bait rods or 1 spinning rod & 1 dead bait rod, or 1 dead-bait rod & 1 fly rod, etc).
All pike over 5lbs must be safely returned (smaller pike can be kept for the table).
Pike anglers must return all trout if they can be released safely.
Any angler using spinning tackle and catching trout in excess may be asked to change
method or leave the water.

General loch rules can be found on our website under “Association Rules”. The end of
season notice for Fingask can be found under the “News” section and also on the website
“Home” page