Guided Pike Fishing Trips & Pike Fishing Breaks in Scotland.
Fish for monster pike on some of Scotland's most prolific lochs

Scotland is a haven for monster preditor pike and is one of the best locations in Europe to visit for a pike fishing holiday. Salmon and trout are traditionally the main sports fishing in Scotland and the predatory pike has been ignored for decades. This has allowed a very healthy and large population of pike in Scotland to grow into some of the biggest freshwater predatory fish in the whole of Europe.

Our guided pike fishing trips take place on some of the most prolific pike fishing lochs in Scotland including the world renowned Loch Awe & Loch Lomond, where we catch double figure pike on a regular basis. The Scottish Pike record was caught on Loch Lomond and weighed in at a staggering 47lbs 11ozs. We also have access to a number of excellent pike fishing venues throughout Scotland.

Our professional fishing guides have a wealth of pike fishing experience, which has been built up over many years of big pike fishing in Scotland and they know the very best fishing hot spots likely to produce exhilarating action at any time of the year.

Our pike fishing trips are on comfortable, fully equipped fishing boats which give us access to all of the best pike fishing areas on each of the lochs, most of which can't be reached by bank fishing alone. We typically source locally supplied dead baits and also use a wide selection of very effective pike fishing plugs. We can also arrange to bring with us some fly fishing tackle if you fancy fly fishing for pike on a light line. We operate a very strict catch and release policy on all of our pike fishing trips.

Loch Lomond and Loch Awe are huge freshwater lochs, Loch lomond being by far the largest loch in Scotland by surface area. Trying to locate the monster pike in a loch of this size is nearly impossible without years of experience and an in depth knowledge of the loch itself. Let us take the guesswork out of your fishing trip. We can't force the pike take a bait but we can guarantee to have you in the right spot with the right tackle and give you the best opportunity of landing one of these huge pike.

Loch Alvie is another of the numerous highland lochs that is home to pristine double figure pike. Situated just south of Aviemore, this 160-acre natural glacier loch lies between the Monadhliath and the Cairngorm mountain ranges of the Highlands. The Red River runs off the Monadhliath Mountains and into the loch before eventually joining the River Spey. Loch Alvie has a high ph value compared with other lochs in the area and an abundance of sub surface weed and water crustation type wildlife.

Above are a couple of speciman pike caught by our old pike fishing guide Dominic Moore before he retired from guiding. These monsters were carefully returned and still lurk in the weed beds waiting to be caught again. Perhaps even a few more pounds bigger than they were a couple of years ago.

Scotland is world famous for its Atlantic salmon fishing and whisky distilleries but one of Scotland's best kept secrets is that it is one of the best countries in Europe to fish for pristine monster pike.

If you fancy an exciting day or even several days fishing for pike amidst the beautiful, spectacular Scottish scenery and in the company of expert pike fishing guides who are well renowned for their expertise as well as their good humour and banter then contact us for a quote. We can also advise you on some good quality hotels or guest houses in whichever area you would be fishing at the time.

Your pike fishing trip will include : All the tackle required including quality rods, reels, lines, dead baits and a selection of pike lures. The hire of a motor boat with outboard engine, fuel and an expert pike fishing guide with local knowledge to look after you for the duration of the fishing trip.

If you include a telephone number we would be more than happy
to give you a call to discuss your pike fishing trip in more detail.

In the first instance please email : Pike Fishing Trips

We look forward to hearing from you.