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Where to fish in Stirlingshire

Day-ticket carp and coarse fishing across Stirlingshire, one checked venue at a time.

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2 checked places so far — 2 fisheries. More to come as we check them.

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Lake of Menteith

Aberfoyle · FK8 3RA

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Places to fish in Stirlingshire

2 of 2 checked places match.

A view of Lake of Menteith77%

Lake of Menteith

Aberfoyle · 1 lakes on site

Lake of Menteith is a proper boat-only Scottish fishery, with weekly-stocked rainbow and brown trout, dry-fly and buzzer sport, plus a cracking wild pike population. It’s a big, open-water venue with plenty to think about before you shove off.

Main Lake
A view of Forth and Clyde Canal – Falkirk Stretch62%

Forth and Clyde Canal – Falkirk Stretch

Falkirk · 2 lakes on site

The Forth & Clyde Canal’s Falkirk Stretch gives you a proper canal session near Camelon and Lock 16, with tench, bream, roach, perch and pike on the species list. Permit arrangements and access restrictions need checking before you chuck a bait in.

Falkirk StretchFalkirk Flight, locks 3–16

Stirlingshire fishing, town by town

Here’s every town in Stirlingshire where we’ve checked at least one fishery, with the waters on its doorstep and the nearest tackle shops we know about. Distances are rough, as the crow flies — always check rules and tickets with the water before you head off.