You Fish Scotland is a premier provider of guided fly-fishing trips and specialist casting instruction based in Inverness, the gateway to the Scottish Highlands. Founded and led by Wesley Grant Parke, the business delivers bespoke fishing outings across some of the most iconic rivers and lochs in Scotland, including the world-famous River Spey, River Ness, River Tay, and River Findhorn.

With over 17 years of professional guiding experience, Wes brings exceptional technical expertise, local river knowledge, and professional casting tuition to every excursion. He holds prestigious industry qualifications, including the Scottish Game Angling Instructor Certificate (SGAIC), FFI Certified Casting Instructor, and FFI Two-Handed Casting Instructor. Rather than simply taking guests to a fishing location, You Fish Scotland emphasizes hands-on instruction, teaching effective casting mechanics, line control, water reading, fly selection, and presentation techniques.

Trips accommodate anglers of all skill levels, from complete beginners picking up a fly rod for the first time to experienced anglers looking to refine advanced single-handed or double-handed Spey casting techniques. Target species include Atlantic salmon, wild brown trout, northern pike, and migratory sea trout. One of the most distinctive offerings is guided night fishing for sea trout on the River Spey, available in half-night (8 p.m. to midnight) and full-night (8 p.m. to 3 a.m.) sessions. During shoulder and winter months, You Fish Scotland also offers productive loch pike fishing and dedicated fly-casting lessons.

All guided packages include top-tier equipment: Loop fly rods and reels, RIO fly lines, Patagonia waders and jackets, custom Scottish-tied flies, and all required local fishing permits. Onsite amenities feature full private bathroom facilities. Operating with a strong commitment to ethical fish handling, catch-and-release practices, safety, and environmental respect, You Fish Scotland delivers structured, highly personalized fishing trips across the Highlands.