Yes, we have hosted many weddings and private events, using our boats and cafés at Trossachs Pier and Stronachlachar. Call us to find out more. Is swimming permitted? Swimming is permitted as long as our staff are aware of it and away from our cruise routes.
What boat is in Loch Katrine?
We have two modern cruisers sailing on Loch Katrine. Lady of the Lake is named after the famous poem by Sir Walter Scott. The other, Rob Roy III, also has a Scott connection, named after Rob Roy MacGregor, the notorious outlaw born at the head of the loch in 1671.
Can you walk around Loch Katrine?
Walks around Loch Katrine have been popular for centuries. Its forested slopes and those of neighbouring Loch Achray contain a network of paths offering myriad options for exploration.
Can you drive around Loch Katrine?
This road is a private single track and relatively traffic free, however be prepared for the occasional vehicle, other cyclists and walkers. You will ride through Glengyle at the northern end of the loch, which was the birthplace of Scottish outlaw-turned-hero, Rob Roy MacGregor.
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Can you kayak on Loch Katrine?
In the Trossachs you can find many quieter lochs perfect for kayaking and canoeing such as Loch Drunkie, Loch Achray, Loch Ard and Loch Katrine.
Is Loch Katrine road open?
The North Shore Road at Loch Katrine is fully open and visitors to the local area are welcome, as Scotland comes out of lockdown and looks to enjoy a bumper year of staycationing.
How long does it take to cycle around Loch Katrine?
The route along the side of Loch Katrine is also constantly up and down. There is a total of about 3,000 feet of climbing and about 5 hours of cycling, not including any stops, for old guys.
Are dogs allowed at Loch Katrine?
Dogs allowed
dogs must be on a leash.
How do I get from Glasgow to Loch Katrine?
From Glasgow take the A81 to Aberfoyle and then either head north on the A821 towards Loch Katrine or take the B829 towards Inversnaid. Please note the B829 from Aberfoyle towards Inversnaid and Stronachlachar at the western end of Loch Katrine is a narrow road with passing places and can become crowded in summer.
Can you fish Loch Katrine?
Welcome to Loch Katrine Fisheries, set in the heart of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Loch Katrine is regarded as one of Scotland’s best pike and wild brown trout fisheries.
Do I need a rod Licence in Scotland?
You do not need a licence to fish with rod and line anywhere in Scotland apart from in the Border Esk region. You only need permission from the landowner or an angling club. As the Border Esk flows into England you need to buy a rod fishing licence for England and Wales to fish any part of it.
Can you fish on Sunday in Scotland?
You can legally fish for Brown Trout in Scotland on Sundays, but not for migratory species like Salmon or Sea Trout.
Can you fish at Luss?
Can you fish in Luss Water? Luss Water is a stream in Scotland, United Kingdom. The most popular species caught here are Northern pike and European perch. 12 catches are logged on Fishbrain.
What is Luss famous for?
Often regarded as one of the prettiest Scottish villages, Luss is famous for quaint slate cottages with decorative hanging flower baskets and breathtaking panoramic views of Loch Lomond against the backdrop of mighty Ben Lomond. Other popular attractions of Luss include a historic church and a beautiful small beach.
Is Loch Lomond free to fish?
The western part of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is known for its sea lochs. Fishing in this part of the National Park is for free throughout the whole year and possible from boat and bank.
What is the biggest fish in Loch Lomond?
Our Loch Lomond fish
Morgan caught the Scottish record Pike which weighed an incredible 47 lbs 11 oz (21.63 kg)! And around the Balmaha area, smaller fish such as Perch, Roach, Ruffe and Dace can be caught.
What is the biggest pike caught in Scotland?
The pike fishing in Scotland is some of the best in all of Europe. Virtually all of the major lochs hold a population of pike and in some cases they support huge numbers of very large fish. Ancient records talk of fish weighing over 30kg, but the current British record is a fish of about 22kg, taken from Loch Lomond.
What is the biggest pike caught in the UK?
The biggest pike caught fairly in Britain on fishing tackle is officially a 46 lb 13 oz beast. That was caught back in 1992 by Roy Lewis at Llandegfedd Reservoir, in South Wales.