The Falkirk area - right in the heart of central Scotland - has an illustrious commercial heritage which continues today. Alive with history, visitors to Falkirk can explore the Roman remains of the Antonine Wall, watch large pots steaming in the 19th century kitchens of Callendar House or marvel at the Falkirk Wheel - the world's first revolving boatlift.
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Salmon and trout fishing areas in this region include the Rivers Teith, Devon Allan and Forth, whilst a popular coarse fishing location is the Union Canal near Falkirk. There are fine trout fisheries on the outskirts of Stirling.
Traditional Scottish boat fishing for trout is readily available in magnificent surroundings at Gartmorn Dam in Clackmannanshire and the Carron Valley Reservoir in the Campsie Hills. Around the busy town of Falkirk, the River Carron is perhaps the jewel in the crown of this area, as salmon have been reintroduced and are thriving. Other opportunities abound along the Firth and Clyde Canal.
Self-catering accommodation including coastal and fishermen's cottages or cottages near places for sea, river or loch fishing. The owners of your self-catering accommodation will be able to advise you about suitable places to fish. Please use the Feature Pages menu to find other locations and accommodation for your fishing holiday.