Lake details
About Coldingham Loch
Coldingham Loch is a spring-fed natural loch near the Berwickshire coast, managed as a fly fishery for rainbow, blue and brown trout with an established population of wild brown trout. Anglers can fish from the bank or reserve a boat, and the fishery requires conventional fly-fishing methods under its published rules. Current access information focuses on members, their guests, visiting clubs and people staying in the loch-side holiday accommodation; it should not be treated as an unrestricted walk-on day-ticket water. Prospective visitors should contact the fishery in advance to confirm that they are eligible to fish, arrange any guest or club booking and reserve a boat if needed. Check current rules covering catch and release, hooks, nets, boat safety and fishing areas before the session.
- Region
- Scotland
- County
- Scottish Borders
- Town or area
- Coldingham
- Species
- Rainbow trout, Blue trout, Brown trout, Trout
- Access
- Members, Fly fishing, Boat fishing, Bank fishing, Booking required, Catch and release
- Facilities
- Boat hire, Fishing hut, Parking, Toilets, Accommodation, Nets provided