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Loganlea Fishery

Loganlea ReservoirPentland Hills Regional ParkPenicuikEH26 0PP 07376 176718

Reservoir reference point, not a marked entrance. Follow the operator's directions via Flotterstone and park beyond the fishing lodge.

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About the fishery

Loganlea is a fly-only trout fishery in the Pentland Hills near Penicuik, with bank and boat fishing and a choice of catch-and-release permits or added fish to take. Its published 2026 season runs 7 March–31 October; confirm the next season before travelling.

Reservoir and trout fishing

  • This listing covers Loganlea Reservoir as one physical water. The operator directs visitors past Glencorse Reservoir to reach Loganlea; Glencorse is a separate water.
  • The operator advertises trout fishing from bank and boat. Individual trout varieties and current stocking levels were not confirmed from the fetched pages.

Arrival and parking

  • Leave the A702 at Flotterstone Inn and follow the road into the hills, passing Glencorse Reservoir. Loganlea is about three miles along this road.
  • The operator directs cars to park on the right after the fishing lodge. Observe the road speed limit and watch for walkers, sheep and lambs. The reservoir pin alone is not an entrance route.

Fishing access and booking

Fishing access and booking

  • Fly fishing only. Catch-and-release permits have two-, four-, six- or eight-hour options, with separate charges for fish to take.
  • Arrange fishing by calling 07376 176718 or emailing loganleafishery@gmail.com. The website offers a boat supplement, limited motor/battery availability and rod/net hire.
  • The published 2026 season has ended. Check future dates and availability before making a journey.

Tickets and prices

Published permit prices

  • The operator's 2026 season homepage displays catch-and-release permits at £20 for 2 hours, £23 for 4 hours, £25 for 6 hours and £27 for 8 hours. No separate effective date is attached to this tariff.
  • Fish to take are listed at £4 each, up to four for £16. Boat hire adds £5 per session; motor/battery hire £10 (subject to availability); rod and net hire £15; lifejacket hire £2.
  • For groups of eight or more anglers, the site advertises a free boat. Confirm the arrangement and current charges, especially for a future season.

Opening times and seasons

Fishing season and hours

  • The dated homepage notice gives 7 March–31 October for the 2026 season. Early-season weekday hours are 08:30–16:30, with weekend opening from 08:00.
  • Generic indexed/footer wording conflicts with the dated main notice, mentioning Tuesday closure and 09:00–17:00. Those conflicting values are retained as a caution, not combined into a reliable current weekly timetable. No 2027 opening dates were verified.
Published 2026 fishing season7 March–31 October; this season has ended
Early-season weekdays (operator listing)08:30–16:30 during the published season
Early-season weekends (operator listing)08:00–16:30 during the published season

These are the operator's 2026 seasonal and early-season times, not November opening hours or a confirmed 2027 timetable. Conflicting generic website/footer listings mention Tuesday closure and 09:00–17:00; confirm the next session directly. Google supplied no weekly hours.

Facilities and accessibility

Methods, equipment and facilities

  • Fishing is fly only, and a lifejacket is required for boat use. The site lists paid lifejacket, rod/net and motor/battery options; confirm availability when arranging a session.
  • The operator advertises coffee and snacks for anglers and visitors. An unlimited catch-and-release membership is listed at £390 per annum; associate membership at £35 per annum gives a £3 permit reduction. Members are advertised a 20% coffee-shop discount.
  • Full tackle, fish-handling and catch-limit rules, accessible fishing facilities and toilets were not established from these pages.

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