Fishing Lake in Glasgow

Find a Place to Fish in Glasgow

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Avon Trout Fishery, Greendykeside, Airdrie, ML6 7TT
Tel. 07876 512944

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Covering the following areas in Glasgow: Alexandria, Arrochar, Bearsden, Bishopbriggs, Blantyre, Carmunnock, Chryston, Clydebank, Dumbarton, Eaglesham, East Kilbride, Glasgow, Hawkhead, Helensburgh, Kirkintilloch, Neilston, Paisley

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

‘Bad luck. And snap, I’ve just done exactly the same.’
Richardsnorted.’We’rearightpair,then,aren’twe?Ican’tunderstand where mine went, mind you, because it certainly didn’t swim back into the middle. I think there’s a hole that’s been scoured out near the bank in the winter floods and it’s sulking down in that.’
Richard pointed. ‘Down there somewhere.’
The river had dropped even more since they started and Ben could make out a depression at the edge of the pool that looked as though it had undercut the bank. He carefully eased himself into the river, th

The postscript to this story is not such a happy one. A couple of years ago, John was visiting his elderly parents and, it being August after a period of heavy rain, decided to take a trip down memory lane and pay the Lyn a visit. With the river in flood, conditions looked ideal and, if THINGS AIN’T WHAT THEY USED TO BE
the river lived up to its reputation, it should be teeming with salmon and sea trout.
He arrived at the river at lunchtime, fully expecting there to be so many anglers that it would be difficult to park the car. The reality was that there w

‘What is it?’ Steve asked, peering through his fishing glasses.
There was silence for a few moment, and then the boatman sucked in his breath. ‘Shark it’s a bloody shark!’
From his tone of voice, Steve quickly deduced that his right-hand man was not a great fan of sharks. In fact, he sounded downright scared, which did not bode well for handling a large shark from a small boat. This was confirmed when the fish surfaced, whereupon Steve had the distinct impression that, had there been more room in the boat, the boatman would almost certainly have been try