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The Loch Lomond Angling Improvement Association

Welcome to the Loch Lomond Angling Improvement Association Website

Game fishing on the Lomond system is currently OPEN. Tight Lines to all members and visitors for the forthcoming season!

2021 Season News

The LLAIA office in Glasgow remains open and is operating as business as usual for postal and telephone enquires.
For the forthcoming 2021 season we are pleased to announce that the Lomond System has again been categorised as Conservation Category 2. Tight Lines to all our members, associate members and visiting anglers during the season.
River Leven Season, Coarse Season and day tickets for 2021 are now available at all the usual Permit retailers. Full memberships can only be obtained by completing an application form which can be downloaded from our website, more details here.
LLAIA Full Members who have paid their annual subscription and returned their 2020 season catch return will receive their new season permit in the post early January.

NOTE: Permits will not be posted out to Full members and Associate members/Leven Anglers until their catch return for last season has been submitted. We are still awaiting a large number of catch returns from Associate members/Leven Anglers, so please can you send it in now, either in the post or via the website.

On this website you can use the links at the top of the screen to read information about the work done by the LLAIA, read reports on how the fishing season is going and view articles and resources that may be useful.
Check for regular updates by our contributors on the News and Blogs page.
LLAIA full membership and River Leven Season ticket applications or renewal forms can be downloaded from the LLAIA membership page. Game Fishing day or weekly tickets for the River Leven and Loch Lomond and Coarse Fishing tickets are available from local retailers. You can find a list of retailers here.

If you wish contribute to our News and Blogs section or contact our committee members visit our contact page.

Leven conditions

The River Leven must surely be central Scotland’s premier Salmon and Sea Trout fishery. All methods except prawn or shrimp and float fishing are allowed on the river.

To find out recent conditions on the River Leven please follow this link.

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Latest News and Reports

Lomond System News Byte – Finally we’re off the mark!

May 10th, 2021|Comments Off on Lomond System News Byte – Finally we’re off the mark!

10th May 2021 Finally we are off the mark with the first fish landed today by none other than experienced River Leven angler Chic McLean. Chic got his season started with a pristine 10lb fish [...]

Reminder: Current Conservation Policy – Retention of Salmon

April 13th, 2021|Comments Off on Reminder: Current Conservation Policy – Retention of Salmon

For the avoidance of any doubt by any member or angler in respect to the official current conservation policy and bye-laws concerning retention of salmon on our system are as follows. Anglers are reminded that [...]

Unauthorised alterations and habitat damage to the river bank

April 11th, 2021|Comments Off on Unauthorised alterations and habitat damage to the river bank

Following recent incidents of unauthorised tree cutting on the River Leven by anglers we would like to remind all anglers of the following. During March it became evident that a number of trees and large shrubs had [...]

Leave nothing behind – only footprints!

April 10th, 2021|Comments Off on Leave nothing behind – only footprints!

Sadly following a recent unfortunate incident we wish to remind all anglers as to their individual responsibilities. A member of of the public recently highlighted a serious injury to their dog that had occurred on [...]

Controlled Sewerage Discharge into Scottish Rivers and watercourses.

March 29th, 2021|Comments Off on Controlled Sewerage Discharge into Scottish Rivers and watercourses.

Following recent periods of prolonged downpours there has been reference made to at least one observation of sewerage discharge into the River Leven. In order to increase awareness of the underlying process and reasons that [...]

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