A long, narrow peat loch on the west side of Shetland Mainland, stretching north-south through open moorland. Longa Water is less visited than the Tingwall lochs but offers excellent wild brown trout fishing in a more remote setting. The peat-stained water suits darker fly patterns. The loch's orientation means it channels the prevailing south-westerly wind perfectly for drifting. Trout are modest in size but numerous and willing. A good choice when the more popular waters feel crowded (which in Shetland means two other anglers visible on the horizon).
- Loch
- Peat