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Lairds Loch Coarse Fishery

Lairds Loch is a wild coarse-fishing lochan in the Sidlaw Hills near Blairgowrie. It holds established carp, bream, tench, roach, rudd and perch, with day, season and overnight permits available only through advance booking.

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About Lairds Loch Coarse Fishery

The secluded Perthshire water has supported coarse species for around three decades and is noted for the average size of its bream and tench. Tickets must be arranged before fishing and cannot be guaranteed for anglers who simply arrive at the loch. The fishery is catch and release, with a three-rod maximum and restrictions designed to protect its sensitive SSSI surroundings. There is a walk from the parking and access area, so visitors should bring only equipment they can transport safely.

Region
Scotland
Town or area
Blairgowrie
Species
Carp, Coarse, Bream, Tench, Roach, Rudd, Golden rudd, Perch, Brown trout
Access
Day ticket, Night fishing, Booking advised, Advance booking essential, Season ticket, Overnight fishing, Catch and release
Facilities
Parking, Parking near the access point, Remote rural setting
Carp Coarse Bream Tench Roach Rudd Golden rudd Perch Brown trout Day ticket Night fishing Booking advised Advance booking essential Season ticket Overnight fishing Catch and release Parking Parking near the access point Remote rural setting

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