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http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/ma...e/recreational
http://www.fishingnet.com/misc/law.htm
hope these help Harry
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Aye Harry Welcome to the fourms mate.
ye wont need a Rod license mate but you will need a fishing permet for which ever river you fish on.
Most beats will give day tickets But Sea fishing you dont need anything but a Rod and some bait.
Hope thats a help.
Cheers
AL
The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.
JOHN MUIR
hello Harry,
Check also with the Local Post Office for the area as they usually supply Permits too.
Where were you hoping to 'wet a line' anyway Harry?
Good luck anyway with your research
Regards
David
[QUOTE=AL...;63448]"ye wont need a Rod license mate but you will need a fishing permet for which
ever river you fish on. Most beats will give day tickets.."
Firstly I was actually thinking of trying to do some fishing in the Clyde river but it seems that it is not so healthy please to do that.
So I was planning doing something in Loch Lomond where I will try to camp soon.
and since I dont have a fishing rod here, I was thinking of doing the hobo style ;D
If yer gonna do that Harry best not say so mate .. The fishing season is closed . Starts again in Feb for Salmon and April for trout.
Cheers
AL
The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.
JOHN MUIR
Harry, welcome, mate, I've fished Loch Long many years ago, the best ragworm ever (up to 2ft in length), huge, is easily dug at Ardentinny, we used a fork where maybe six to eight rag would end up on the tines, would love to go back.
Aye harry even if ye throw them back mate . But Like I said earler you can sea fish no problem at any time of the year so Thats always worth a thought mate .
Cheers
AL
The world is big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark.
JOHN MUIR
hello HarryLFH,
Both River Clyde & Avon right on my door step (stones throw BTW)
Clyde stretch nearby IMO I wouldn't wet a line there but further along yes,
definitely the Avon, a 15 minute bus ride & your on to another stretch of the
River Clyde or the River Mouse 'Moose' (Scots word for Mouse, not a Moose as in Elk)
River Calder. All wild Brown Trout, Salmon, Greyling fishing, off course there's
also some stretches that cater for Course fishing. I posted details on the forum
sometime ago 'Visit Scotland.com' Loch Lomond
http://www.goscot.co.uk/east/fish_east/fish_chon.htm
I've been there many a time Survival/Bushcraft Courses.
I'm sure you will find somewhere to wet a line 2013.
Regards
David