Bite forecast: Loch Tanna

33 ha

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Bite forecast: Loch Tanna

33 ha

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Best fishing days for the next week

When the fish bite — season by month

North Ayrshire: the months when each species peaks and when it goes quiet. The current month is outlined.

Bite season by month for the species of North Ayrshire
Fish	January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December
Perch	active	active	active	fair	fair	active	active	active	active	peak	peak	peak
Dace	slow	slow	fair	active	peak	active	active	peak	peak	peak	active	fair
Roach	active	peak	peak	peak	active	fair	fair	fair	fair	active	active	active
Ruffe	slow	fair	fair	active	peak	active	active	peak	peak	peak	active	fair
European eel	slow	slow	fair	active	active	active	active	peak	peak	peak	fair	slow
Pike	fair	fair	fair	fair	fair	active	active	active	peak	peak	peak	active
Whitefish	slow	slow	fair	active	peak	peak	active	peak	peak	peak	fair	slow
Zander	fair	fair	fair	fair	fair	active	active	peak	peak	peak	active	active
Bream	slow	slow	fair	active	peak	peak	peak	peak	active	fair	slow	slow
Brown trout	slow	slow	fair	active	peak	peak	peak	active	active	fair	slow	slow
Rainbow trout	slow	slow	fair	active	peak	peak	active	active	active	fair	slow	slow
White bream	fair	fair	active	peak	peak	active	peak	active	fair	slow	fair	fair
Carp	slow	slow	slow	slow	active	peak	peak	peak	active	slow	slow	slow
Crucian carp	slow	slow	slow	active	peak	active	active	active	fair	slow	slow	slow
Ide	slow	slow	slow	fair	peak	peak	active	active	active	slow	slow	slow
Wels catfish	slow	slow	slow	slow	active	peak	peak	peak	active	slow	slow	slow
Bleak	slow	slow	fair	peak	peak	active	active	fair	fair	slow	slow	slow
Chub	slow	slow	slow	fair	peak	peak	active	active	fair	slow	slow	slow
Rudd	slow	slow	slow	fair	peak	active	active	active	slow	slow	slow	slow
Tench	slow	slow	slow	fair	peak	peak	active	fair	slow	slow	slow	slow

peak
active
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slow

Nearby rivers

10 rivers

Other nearby places to fish

Nearby water bodies

10 water bodies

Other nearby waters

Shape and shoreline

shoreline 3 mi
shoreline index 2.1
fetch 1 mi
calmest west — east

The shoreline is heavily indented — bays, points and spits. Look for pike at the mouths of the bays and on the drop-offs behind the points. Larger than 9 of the 10 waters nearby.

The wind builds its wave along the north — south axis — 1 mi of open water; along west — east there is only 0.4 mi. When it runs down the main axis, the calm water sits against the bank it blows from, while the wave and the silt go to the far one — and the fish follow them there to feed.

About this water body

Loch Tanna (North Ayrshire) — a popular fishing spot. About 33 ha in area. This page shows an hourly bite forecast for today and the week ahead; the algorithm factors in the weather, atmospheric pressure, and the moon phase.

Bite forecast: Loch Tanna

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Bite forecast: Loch Tanna

Best fishing days for the next week

When the fish bite — season by month

Nearby rivers

Nearby water bodies

Shape and shoreline

About this water body

When the fish bite — season by month

About this water body

Best fishing days for the next week

Shape and shoreline

Nearby rivers

Nearby water bodies

Bite calendar

Bleak

Hourly activity

Why this forecast

Sun and moon

Solunar feeding periods

Bite calendar

Bleak

Hourly activity

Bleak

Hourly activity

Why this forecast

Sun and moon

Solunar feeding periods

Bleak

Hourly activity