Local Fishing (Lakes Rivers Canals)

Fishing Ayrshire

please see the links below for places to fish.

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Matt Hayes Lake Escapes

John Wilson - Float Fishing

BOB NUDD - GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL POLE FISHING

Rex Hunt - New Zealand And Albany

There are so many wonderful lakes and rivers to fish in the UK, here at Fishing Heaven we are committed to increasing our local listings of places to fish.  Please come back as we add new rivers, lakes and canals.  If fishing is the love of YOUR life and you would like to share your favourite fishing spots, please email us and give us your views.  Also try our Fishing Holidays and Fishing DVD sections.   Good luck with your fishing.

Places to Fish in your Area

If you know of any good places to fish, rivers, canals, lakes, please let us know.

Eglington Loch Irvine Tel: 01294 313336. Day Tickets, Open all Year.

Gooseloan Pond. Kilwinning, North Ayrshire. Coarse fishing is available at Gooseloan Pond. Kilbirnie Loch. Near Ardrossan Tel: 01505 682191

LANDING PIKE When it comes to landing pike, a large, knotless landing net with arms of at least 36 inches should be used. Ensure that the mesh of the net is well sunk before drawing the pike over it and lifting the net sufficiently to retain the pike.

Holding the net as shown in the photograph will take the strain from the frame of the net, and allow you to carry net, rod and fish safely together to the prearranged unhooking area. If neccessary, gather up the mesh to raise the pike further from the ground.

If fishing with a friend you can keep the pike in the water in the landing net while they ready the unhooking equipment.

Never lay pike down on hard or rough surfaces, always use an area of soft grass or better still a well padded unhooking mat.

When lure fishing many experienced pike anglers prefer to land their pike by hand. This is a method best used on small fish, and only when hooks are clearly visible and avoided. At all other times a net is to be prefered.

Fishing Ayrshire

Freshwater Fishing - Trout Secrets

What spot on a river is most often overlooked?
Palmerton: Hidden seams in the middle of the river, where slight depressions in the bottom produce a change in the water only visible to the trained eye.
Gunn: Many anglers wade into the water that they should be fishing. Before entering the water always stop, look, and study what’s right in front of you.
Whitley: Near banks, very tight to the shore. Of course, this is where most people walk into the river. It’s worth casting before you get your boots wet.

Fishing Ayrshire

Humminbird fishfinder 565

Lead the pack with the new Fishfinder 565 featuring outstanding high contrast display technology with up to 640V pixel resolution to deliver clearly better images.

Clear edge inverse grayscale delivers crisp, razor sharp images not only of fish, but also structures and bottom features.

Wide dual beam sonar delivers better bottom definition using a precise 20 degree beam and fish detection with a wide 60 degree beam.

Accelerated real time sonar operates at up to 40 times per second so you'll see all the action under the boat instantly.

Fishing Ayrshire

Fishing Ayrshire

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