Scottish lochs vary tremendously in size and character. Typical hill lochs surrounded by peat moss and slightly acidic in nature usually have dark tannin stained water and an abundance of wild trout that are usually less than 10 inches long but that behave like fish half as big again when hooked. Lochs of this type that are accessible from the sea often have runs of sea trout and salmon.
Willkommen in Schottland
Bienvenue en Ecosse
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