UK fishing venue · South Lanarkshire

Lamington & District AA – River Clyde

Nine miles of mainly double-bank upper River Clyde fishing through open countryside from Boat Bridge, Thankerton to the Bower Pool at Roberton.

Day ticket / visitor permitVerified venue position2 recorded species

Venue information

Location
Thankerton to Roberton, South Lanarkshire
Address
River Clyde at Thankerton, South Lanarkshire
Access
Association visitor permit required
Operator
Lamington & District Angling Improvement Association
Opening information
Seasonal trout plus winter grayling fishing; no Sunday fishing
Ticket information
Day and season permits available; check current tariff

Map position

Verified venue position55.62740, -3.62380

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Recorded fish species

FishMap lists the following species for this location. Seasonal peaks are planning indices rather than live catch rates or guarantees.

Access and fishing rules

Permit required. Mainly fly fishing during trout season; limited spinning area has separate rules. No Sunday fishing. Association strongly encourages catch and release.

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  • Information reviewed: 6 October 2026
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