Water managed by Stòras Uibhist
West Loch Ollay lies on the low machair of South Uist, a short distance from the Atlantic shore. It is a small, very shallow water of roughly 40 hectares with high alkalinity. The shoreline is broken into bays and points, and there are small islands in the west bay.
Bank and boat fishing are good. Productive areas are round the small islands in the west bay. Like the other machair lochs, the machair drop-off can be found on the west of the loch; a team of flies worked over the edge of this feature is a good bet. Expect the fishing to be slow but with great rewards of specimen wild brown trout.
Waters within 5 miles of West Ollay
South Uist, Scotland
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South Uist, Scotland
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South Uist, Scotland
There is excellent brown trout fishing on Mill Loch. The trout average 3/4lb and fish of 11/2lb are not uncommon. Fi ...
South Uist, Scotland
A machair loch featuring a gradual drop-off along its western bay, with prime fishing spots located in the northeast bay ...
South Uist, Scotland
Another loch nestled amongst the fertile grassland of shell sand soil which gives these Machair lochs their unique ferti ...
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