THE GOLDENLOCH for FLY FISHING The Goldenloch, is a family…read morefriendly FLY only FISHING LOCH, set in the beautiful countryside of North Fife, Established in 1985, that's 26 years experience looking after anglers of all ages. KY14 6HZ, The Goldenloch can be found of the A91 Edinburgh / Dundee road turning up the B937or beyond Fruchie on the road to Newburgh on the B937, where the big sign says HAVE YOU A PLUCKING PROBLEM just turn in there, after 1 mile we are on the right. Coming from Perth we are after Newburgh 0.5 mls, turn right for Auchtermuchty, then first left into Grange of Lindores following the signs Fly fishing as a sport is one of life's most rewarding experiences; we provide you the perfect opportunity, you only have to bring yourself, and a little bit of patience, with help on hand for the inexperienced, we will soon have you catching fish. Boat or Bank, BBQ area, Toilets, Equipment hire give us a call on 01337840355 or 07968006367 Relax, unwind, laugh, think, and retry, unruffled, patience, practice, gentle, precise, accurate, tidy, have you got what it takes to be an angler, try it, you'll not be disappointed. Contact Details and Prices Goldenloch Fishery, Berryhill Farm,Newburgh on Tay, Fife, KY14 6HZ. Phone either 01337840355 / 07968006367 or email john@goldenloch.co.uk 1/2 day session 2 fish limit £15.00 then C&R up to a Max of 9 Full day session 3 fish limit £20.00 then C&R up to a Max of 9 Catch and Release is £15 Parent and Youth is £25 for 4 fish limit then C&R up to a Max of 9

There are no fishermen in our family, but we still enjoy a visit here…read more Ours kids enjoy feeding the fish in the farm, and then walking round the lake to look for wildlife.

This is such a peaceful tranquil area, a beautiful quiet peaceful place where you will see people…read morefish in the reservoir, trails and rock pools. There are beautiful lush trees, fields and the larger Threipmuir reservoir nearby overlooking the black hills! This is also a great place for dog walkers on a lovely sunny day!

Harlaw reservoir is located within the Pentlands Hills Regional Park…read more Ample parking on site and free to the public. Very peaceful and serene, there is also another reservoir nearby and the trail walk takes just under one hour. Also has great views of the mountains and depending where you are, the forth bridge against the sky. It's also only about 30 minutes from the city centre but feels like you're somewhere else, a new favorite place for a relaxing Sunday morning walk.

My dad has a real talent of talking me and my sisters into some horrendous boat-related activities…read more He's a boat lover and a fisherman at heart (though thankfully not for a living...) and he jumps at any chance to get out on the great, blue sea. Me, on the other hand? I hate boats. And the sea. And fish. The last boat trip I went on ended in a rather unpleasant incident involving vomit and dolphins. More specifically, vomiting onto them. Poor little unsuspecting fellows. So, when my dad batted his eyelids and asked if I wanted to take a boat trip to the Isle of May over the weekend, I was less than impressed. That being said, it was a glorious day in Scotland and, bless him, my dad was mega keen, so off we went, down to the Anstruther harbour to board the boat. The boat can fit about 100 people on and, much to my relief, you're not handed any form of life-jacket when boarding, which relaxed me into the realisation that this was not going to be a rough ride. The staff were very friendly and - dare I say it - I actually quite enjoyed the boat trip there and back. The seats were comfy and dry, there was plenty of space for everyone and there was even a nice little cafe/bar so people could eat and drink along the way. The journey took about 50 minutes on the way there and a little less on the way back. At no point did I fear for my life or feel like I was about to hurl which, frankly, makes the journey automatically much better than the majority of other boat trips I have been on. The Isle of May itself is a wonder! So beautiful and a a bird-lover's paradise. We were left there for about 2-3 hours, which was ample time to explore and walk around the small island. If you haven't visited then do! Even as someone who's not massively interested in birds, there was plenty to see. There were lovely views and we even spotted a few seals along the way! All in all, it was a great day out - a little adventure just a stones throw away from home. Don't be put off by the boat journey! It was really calm and very enjoyable. This company obviously know their stuff!

Stopped by the beach a few weeks ago to see the raft race! It was really busy but looked spotless!…read moreGood entertainment on offer! Lots of lovely clean sand! Pitch and putt available too!! Would recommend a visit on a nice sunny day! You could also go for a nice walk on a cloudy day!!!

Every single person who lives in or visits Edinburgh should make an effort to go to North Berwick…read morefor a day trip. There is a bus every hour or so from the bus station or London Road and it takes the scenic route along the coast, weaving in and out of the nice twee villages that sit along the roadside. It takes about an hour to get there, and once you arrive there is plenty to do, from getting sand between your toes on the beach, to visiting the Scottish Seabird Centre, to getting Fish and Chips or a pint in the pub. There is a sweet wee museum and the public loos have won numerous loo of the year awards!!! It is the place to get a good look at the Bass Rock, begin or end a drive of the local countryside, or quite simply the place to head to on a sunny afternoon. Unmissable.