Water managed by Durness and Kinlochbervie Angling Club
Loch Keisgaig lies in the low ground of the Highland west coast, roughly 13 hectares in extent with a simple, rounded shoreline. The loch is shallow, with low alkalinity and a maximum fetch of just over half a kilometre across its longest axis.
The water is reputed to hold the largest trout of all the Parph waters, with fish of up to three pounds.
Access follows a lengthy but rewarding route from the south, beginning near the coast and winding north through varied terrain for some eight kilometres. The track passes through glen and moorland before reaching the southern shores of the loch.
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