Hi guys, thought I would start a wee thread on places that allow Tubing in Scotland. Someone south of the border may want to start one also?

Please feel free to add on places you know allow tubing so we can have a wee reference guide.

I will start off with:

North Third Reservoir

Loch Tay

Loch Earn

Loganlea Reservoir


To be continued..............

Sunday nights at New Howwood seems to be popular with tubers.

Add Tinto to your list, float tubes are welcome at our fishery.

Munro

Tinto Trout Fishery

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Haddo has regular float tube gatherings and tubes available to try.

Wardend Fishery in Elgin welcomes 'tubers', I believe.

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Lochindorb welcomes float tubes, bonus is that its free of charge.

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Loch Park is also a great early season tubing water, £15 from memory but chance of a trophy Brownie.

Loch Park Adventure Centre

If you're in the Highlands and don't mind a wee walk. Buy an O.S map and take your pick. Area's like Assynt, Lairg, Wester Ross etc have more hill lochs than people and are available for pennies compared to Stocked fisheries.

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Butterstone Fishery Weekday /Evenings only at the moment.

Scottish fly fishing for trout and pike..

at Harelaw and Snypes anytime.

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I would second that!

Nowadays I do 99% wild fishing but of the other 1% Harelaw is the best I have experienced; perfect size,looks like a highland loch, "wild" upland setting with plenty of variety of bays and islands.

Oh and its packed with cracking full finned fish that are free rising and fight like demons!

Bear in mind it's pretty exposed and the last time I tried to take my tube up I turned back realising I might become airborn

Otherwise ideal tubers' water.