The East Bank is a designated fishing access point on the eastern shore of Kinghorn Loch, a small freshwater loch in Fife, Scotland.

Fishing is permitted along the east bank only, running between the road swim in the south-east corner and the point in front of the Ecology Centre building. The loch holds a variety of species including carp, pike, roach, and perch.

Day permits for non-carp fishing are available, while carp fishing is reserved for Scottish Carp Group members.

Anglers must follow site rules, including returning all fish alive, keeping rods attended at all times, and carrying a disgorger when targeting roach or perch.

Pike anglers fishing static dead baits are required to use a float or bite alarm for early bite detection.