Carbeth Fishery provides great trout fishing in the beautiful Scottish countryside, within easy reach of both Glasgow and Stirling.
Our scenic location is a great backdrop for relaxing and enjoying an exhilarating few hours fishing.
Our Fly fishing pond has a soft bottom which has some big features. Submerged islands and troughs provide a perfect habitat for a range of natural food sources.
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Our bait pond is particularly suitable for children having large grassy banks which let families spread out and relax. Excellent visibility around the pond makes it easy to keep a watch over your children.
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Opened in 1997 our first pond provides approximately 2 acres for bait fishing. It is predominantly a family pond allowing parents to keep an eye on their children whilst enjoying a relaxing day’s fishing.
Is stocked on a daily basis with rainbow trout from 2 – 20 lb. There’s disabled access to the pond.
This is the the biggest trout pond at over 3 acres; it is fly fishing only. Stocked on a daily basis with trout from 2 – 20 lb.
This pond also has disabled access.
Our three trout ponds have been developed to provide great fishing for experienced anglers, beginners, families and children.
Carbeth Fishery is a family run trout fishery in Central Scotland within 15 minutes of Glasgow and 20 minutes from Stirling. Established in 1997 we specialise in providing the very best trout fishing whether you’re after a memorable family day of some serious competition.
Our loyal core of friendly regulars are always more than pleased to welcome and assist new faces. We pride ourselves on our warm welcome and our provision of facilities catering for the more experienced angler to the complete beginner.
You’ll find everything you need in our well stocked tackle shop, from very reasonable priced equipment hire to expert advice on what’s catching.
A complete novice can be bait fishing within 10 minutes and experienced tuition in the art of fly casting can be provided by prior arrangement. You’ll find articles on successful fishing methods employed at the fly and bait sections of this site.
