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Fishery Information
Lochgoin Reservoir, also known as Loch Goin, is located on the borders of East Renfrewshire and East Ayrshire, approximately 4 miles (6 km) southwest of Eaglesham. It is a large reservoir extending over an area of 69.7 hectares (172 acres). The reservoir is retained by an earth embankment dam and was originally constructed in the 19th century as part of a mill power scheme for the mills of Eaglesham. It is currently managed by Scottish Water for the supply of drinking water.
What size do the fish go to?
Information about the fish size in Lochgoin Reservoir is not provided. For details regarding the fish population and size, it is recommended to refer to the official website of the Eaglesham Angling Association (EAA) or contact them directly.
What tactics work well?
Specific tactics for fishing in Lochgoin Reservoir are not mentioned. It is advisable to consult the Eaglesham Angling Association (EAA) for the most effective fishing tactics and techniques suitable for the reservoir.
What facilities are on site?
Details about on-site facilities at Lochgoin Reservoir are not provided. For information on available amenities, it is recommended to visit the official website of the Eaglesham Angling Association (EAA) or contact them directly.
Is parking available?
Information regarding parking availability at Lochgoin Reservoir is not mentioned. It is advisable to inquire about parking arrangements and options from the Eaglesham Angling Association (EAA) or check their official website for any parking provisions or recommendations.
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