Loch Glow sits up in the Cleish Hills above Kinross, an upland water that has always felt more like a Highland loch than a Lowland one despite being fifteen minutes from the M90. It's managed by a local angling club, stocked with brown trout that grow on in the acidic peaty water, and fished mostly from the bank. The fishing is traditional — a team of three wets worked along the downwind shore, or a dry fly to individual risers on a calm evening. The fish are not big but they come willingly in the right conditions, and the walk up from the road has the feel of going somewhere remote even when you're not. A useful water for a Fife or Edinburgh angler who wants the Highland experience without the drive north.

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