Ban on trout fishing in Argyll loch following distressing reports of heatwave-induced fish deaths
www.pressandjournal.co.uk
A ban has been imposed on hunting trout in Scotland's longest freshwater loch as a heatwave is causing fish to die a painful death before they can be
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If you are intending to fish up at Kilchurn Castle, please check in advance which permit is required. LAIA permits DO NOT cover the Kilchurn Castle area which is under the ownership of Kenny of "Kilchurn Pike Fishing" and who sells his own fishing and camping permits. If you purchase an LAIA permit and subsequently fish at Kilchurn, you will have to purchase another permit and refunds on your LAIA permit will NOT be processed. It is your responsibility to ensure you purchase the correct permit.
Those guests fishing and camping overnight require a 3-day permit which is the same price as 2 days (£20). A Day Permit (£10) runs from midnight to midnight on a single day so is NOT valid over 2 days. A 3 day permit is a Buy-Two-Get-One-Free offer providing flexibility for visitors.
For those asking about restrictions on camping, KILCHURN PIKE FISHING have clarified that it is still day fishing only from 16th. ![]()
No camping until 26th April.