Wild Brown Trout - Reservoirs - Renfrewshire

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Renfrewshire

Corsehouse Reservoir

Eaglesham AA have the fishing rights on 3 reservoirs in East Renfrew:

Picketlaw, near Eaglesham, 2 boats plus some areas suitable for bank fishing.

Loch Goin on Fenwick Moor 3 boats and good bank fishing.

Corsehouse Reservoir near Stewarton with 4 boats.

All are brown trout fisheries averaging 1 to 1.5lbs

Day tickeats are avilable for Picketlaw and Loch Goin from:

Guns and Tackle on Pollockshaws Road, Glasgow, 0141 632 2005

Wizard Paws in the St James retail Centre in East Kilbride.

Google Map Ref :

Picketlaw: 55.734990, -4.285046

Loch Goin: 55.697205: -4.333587

Corsehouse Reservoir: 55.720122, -4.420178

Checked 05/08/18

Lochgoin Reservoir

Eaglesham AA have the fishing rights on 3 reservoirs in East Renfrew:

Picketlaw, near Eaglesham, 2 boats plus some areas suitable for bank fishing.

Loch Goin on Fenwick Moor 3 boats and good bank fishing.

Corsehouse Reservoir near Stewarton with 4 boats.

All are brown trout fisheries averaging 1 to 1.5lbs

Day tickeats are avilable for Picketlaw and Loch Goin from:

Guns and Tackle on Pollockshaws Road, Glasgow, 0141 632 2005

Wizard Paws in the St James retail Centre in East Kilbride.

Google Map Ref :

Picketlaw: 55.734990, -4.285046

Loch Goin: 55.697205: -4.333587

Corsehouse Reservoir: 55.720122, -4.420178

Checked 05/08/18

Harelaw Trout Fishery


A good sized fishery of just over 100 acres located near Neilston with bank and boat fishing run by Port Glasgow Angling Club.

A shallow reservoir averaging 8 to 9 feet deep it has extensive areas of bank, 3 islands and 4 dams walls all offering a variety of terrains to fish in. It also offers a good range of fish including rainbows, wild browns, blues, tigers and brook trout. Very good fly life which starts early in the season makes Harewood a great dry fly and nymph fishery with buzzers, sedges, olives and emergers doing well.

The loch also has some top notch perch and some roach so by August fry imitations do well as they fish hammer the shoals.

Day and season tickets available from

Tightlines, Cathcart St, Greenock call 0141 649009 or

Rods n Reels 17, High St , St Johnstone call 01505 337601

Google Map Reference 55.783368, -4.426789

Checked 05/08/18

Loch Gryffe


About three miles south of Greenock Loch Gryffe is about 115 acres, 1.33 miles long and a third of a mile wide, deepest at the dam wall at about 34 feet with an average depth of 17 feet.

Fishing is bank only for stocked brownies (av 3/4lb) and wild brown trout averaging about half a pound with a few to 2lbs.

Day and season tickets available from

Tightlines, Cathcart St, Greenock call 0141 649009 or

Rods n Reels 17, High St , St Johnstone call 01505 337601

Google Map Reference 55.908181, -4.746261

Checked 05/08/18

Knockmuir Loch


An other Port Glasgow AC water adjacent to Harlaw. Stcked with 3/4lb browns plus agood head of wild browns too.

Day and season tickets available from

Tightlines, Cathcart St, Greenock call 0141 649009 or

Rods n Reels 17, High St , St Johnstone call 01505 337601

Google Map Reference 55.783368, -4.426789

Checked 05/08/18

Picketlaw Reservoir

Eaglesham AA have the fishing rights on 3 reservoirs in East Renfrew:

Picketlaw, near Eaglesham, 2 boats plus some areas suitable for bank fishing.

Loch Goin on Fenwick Moor 3 boats and good bank fishing.

Corsehouse Reservoir near Stewarton with 4 boats.

All are brown trout fisheries averaging 1 to 1.5lbs

Day tickeats are avilable for Picketlaw and Loch Goin from:

Guns and Tackle on Pollockshaws Road, Glasgow, 0141 632 2005

Wizard Paws in the St James retail Centre in East Kilbride.

Google Map Ref :

Picketlaw: 55.734990, -4.285046

Loch Goin: 55.697205: -4.333587

Corsehouse Reservoir: 55.720122, -4.420178

Checked 05/08/18

Loch Thom


A very mature reservoir as it dates to 1827. It lies about 3 miles south of Greenock adjacent to Loch Gryfe. Its about 1.5 miles long and up to half a mile wide, 331 acres, with the deepest water at the north end being about 42 feet deep, the average depth is 19 feet. Fishing is bank only for wild brown trout in the half pound class.

Permits from the Tightlines, Cathcart St, Greenock call 0141 649009. 

Google Map Reference 55.913041, -4.783661

Checked 05/08/18


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