Loch Leven's world-renowned brown trout, which once supported Scotland's top trout fishery, are making a comeback after more than 40 years.

ONE of Scotland's leading angling waters is to stop holding national events and will no longer be stocked with brown trout after hundreds of seabirds devastated its stocks of fish. Up to 700 ...

Loch Leven is visited by about 400 cormorants between October and April each year, which consume about 120,000 trout during their stay. A study undertaken by the freshwater fishery lab in Pitlochry ...

Situated in Perth and Kinross, Loch Leven is the largest shallow loch in lowland Scotland and is of international importance as a brown trout fishery, wildlife haven and recreational site.

As we move towards June many of the local anglers’ attention turn towards the arrival of the sea trout shoals moving in to the River Leven and heading for the “Big Loch”.

They're here because of the plentiful supply of fish - Loch Leven is famous in particular for its Brown Trout, 40,000 which are caught every year and shipped around the world.

TALES from the riverbank tend to be exaggerated as anglers let their imagination run riot. But Michael Mackenzie has landed a catch to brag about for years to come. He bagged a magnificent brown ...

THERE are times when one hears a very sad story and recently I heard what was to me the saddest story ever.

Situated in Perth and Kinross, Loch Leven is the largest shallow loch in lowland Scotland and is of international importance as a brown trout fishery, wildlife haven and recreational site. The Loch ...

Many of the Welsh fisheries were stocked in the post-World War I years with Loch Leven trout. Unfortunately the old loch has fallen on difficult times and the fishing is no longer of world class.

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Loch Leven's world-renowned brown trout, which once supported Scotland's top trout fishery, are making a comeback after more than 40 years. Scottish Natural Heritage said its officers had found an ...