Beginners and advanced fishers alike can’t fail to appreciate the silence, the fresh air, the inviting natural surroundings that you can experience and enjoy while fly fishing in Scotland. With a sophisticated casting technique, perfected through practice, fly fishing is an incredibly distinguished style of fishing. Using fur or feather lures that float on the water’s surface as bait, fly fishing is a time-honoured tradition in these parts. Fishers from all over the UK, Europe and the world travel to Scotland year after year to enjoy the country’s incomparable fly fishing experience.

The misconception about fishing in Scotland is that you’re required to trek up to the Highlands or Lochs for the best experience. Not so, Fishing in the Scottish Borders can be equally fulfilling and exciting. With the Rivers Tweed and Teviot meeting at Kelso, there’s plenty of places near SCHLOSS Roxburghe to wade in the water. Little more than an hour from both Newcastle and Edinburgh, great fishing in the Scottish Borders couldn’t be more accessible than at SCHLOSS Roxburghe…

SCHLOSS Roxburghe invites you not just to relax, but to enjoy the great outdoors. Reconnect with nature and get active during your stay – whether it’s fly fishing, hunting, golf or merely a nice country walk. Horse-trekking and cross-country cycling are also popular in the local area. The beautiful Scottish Borders surrounding Kelso – stretching to Melrose, Jedburgh and beyond – deserves to be seen. How would you like to discover the Scottish Borders?