Loch Lochy is one of the big Great Glen waters, a deep, acidic Highland loch in Lochaber that runs cold and dark and holds rather more than it lets on. The headline fish, if you can find them, are ferox — the old, cannibal browns that go deep and grow heavy on a diet of char. There's salmon and sea trout running through too, on their way up the system, so you fish a loch like this knowing the water under your boat holds fish you'll likely never see. For the fly angler the realistic quarry is the wild brown of a half-pound to a pound or two, taken loch-style off the shallows and around the burn mouths where the food and the fish concentrate.
- Loch
- Acidic