Morsgail Estate offers exciting and secluded salmon, sea trout and brown trout fishing on both river and loch, with breathtaking mountainous backdrops. The fishing is principally on the Morsgail Loch, using two boats with outboards, and on the upper and lower rivers, which are easily accessible on foot from the lodge – making it easy to go out for a cast before breakfast or after supper. The lower river in particular has some beautiful pools.

There is also exhilarating fishing in the Ceann Loch Rèasort estuary, particularly in late June and early July, and the estate offers a further boat on the renowned Loch Langabhat. These latter three areas can only be accessed on foot and involve a three- to four-mile walk but are worth every step.

At Rèasort Estates we aim to encourage young, big and healthy fish. We follow the guidelines of the Western Isles District Salmon Fisheries Board as closely as possible. Morsgail system is catch and release on all migratory fish.

Tackle guide – Fishing and Tackle Information

Loch guide – Morsgail Estate Loch Guide

Accommodation:

Relax in tranquility at Morsgail Lodge. The traditional-style lodge is in a spectacular position, two miles from a main road. Built in 1986, it has been fully modernised, providing self-catering accommodation for up to 10 guests in five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. The views are magnificent, looking straight out over Loch Morsgail towards the beautiful North Harris Hills. A fantastic place to escape to at any time of the year. Sit back, relax and drink in the landscape after a great day’s sport.

This fully modernised lodge provides comfortable accommodation in five bedrooms (three doubles and two twins), sleeping 10 guests, all with en-suite bathrooms. The public rooms include a drawing room with cosy wood-burning stove, a spacious kitchen, and a dining room with superb views across the loch to the hills beyond. There is also a further sitting room.

There is a drying room and utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a fishing/gun room for storing rods and guns. The lodge is fully heated, with a heat exchanger drawing heat from the loch, and has full double glazing.