ol26 2 Posted August 21, 2010 Report Share Posted August 21, 2010 fishing trips available on loch awe, accomodation for around £100-200/person/week self catering including fishing permit. walking distance to the main harbour on the loch with boat hire, launch facilities etc.. great bar with food most of the year and its dog friendly! websites www.loch-awe.co.uk or for a better deal on the price/last min deals/packages for hunting life members - pm me or email me on omakinson@googlemail.com good fishing! maybe see you up there! Link to post Share on other sites
doga 50 Posted August 21, 2010 Report Share Posted August 21, 2010 fishing trips available on loch awe, accomodation for around £100-200/person/week self catering including fishing permit. walking distance to the main harbour on the loch with boat hire, launch facilities etc.. great bar with food most of the year and its dog friendly! websites www.loch-awe.co.uk or for a better deal on the price/last min deals/packages for hunting life members - pm me or email me on omakinson@googlemail.com good fishing! maybe see you up there! sounds great that had a week on that loch some of the biggest rainbows ive ever seen and some big pike on the fly beautiful place,the locals even said that the water quality was so good that the rainbows were possibly breeding.atb Link to post Share on other sites
ol26 2 Posted August 22, 2010 Author Report Share Posted August 22, 2010 fishing trips available on loch awe, accomodation for around £100-200/person/week self catering including fishing permit. walking distance to the main harbour on the loch with boat hire, launch facilities etc.. great bar with food most of the year and its dog friendly! websites www.loch-awe.co.uk or for a better deal on the price/last min deals/packages for hunting life members - pm me or email me on omakinson@googlemail.com good fishing! maybe see you up there! sounds great that had a week on that loch some of the biggest rainbows ive ever seen and some big pike on the fly beautiful place,the locals even said that the water quality was so good that the rainbows were possibly breeding.atb Yet me know if your interested and ill get some good prices - pull a few family strings to get some hunting life discount! the fly seems to be getting some good results up there for the pike, heard from a mate whoes up there at the monent and he had 9 to 19lb on the first day. im heading up in a few weeks, cant wait! Link to post Share on other sites
Bootsha 1,306 Posted August 24, 2010 Report Share Posted August 24, 2010 Been there for a week myself many years ago, stayed in some cabins on the shore of the loch, was the place called Portsonachan house or similar ??, long while ago now. Over to the tight lines pub for a meal and a "dram" or two , that top shelf nearly killed me, first place I ever saw whisky called "pigs nose" and "sheep dip". Lovely area, superb locals, and bloody big fish!!, apparently some yobs from Glasgow had been up a week or so before we went up and had slashed the nets in the fishfarm that is / was there, plenty of fish about then. Anyone who goes up there wont be dissapointed, I certainly wasn't. Tight Lines B Link to post Share on other sites
runforyourlife 361 Posted August 24, 2010 Report Share Posted August 24, 2010 Been there for a week myself many years ago, stayed in some cabins on the shore of the loch, was the place called Portsonachan house or similar ??, long while ago now. Over to the tight lines pub for a meal and a "dram" or two , that top shelf nearly killed me, first place I ever saw whisky called "pigs nose" and "sheep dip". Lovely area, superb locals, and bloody big fish!!, apparently some yobs from Glasgow had been up a week or so before we went up and had slashed the nets in the fishfarm that is / was there, plenty of fish about then. Anyone who goes up there wont be dissapointed, I certainly wasn't. Tight Lines B Eye, i was on the loch at the time of the slashing!! 100 000'S of fish piled into the loch, and the pike grew big!!! Be aware tho people, there are miles and miles of dead water.... And it also depends on what time of the year you are on the loch.. I have done many guided trips on here(pike), and put some good fish in the boat as well as quite a few perasonnal bests. Be aware and be prepared to blank.... Want the best places and best times of year to fish, give me a pm... Link to post Share on other sites
runforyourlife 361 Posted August 24, 2010 Report Share Posted August 24, 2010 the castle on Awe at kilchurn, is a good back drop for a photo!.... And a happy punter with his son... And me on awe.... Link to post Share on other sites
Bootsha 1,306 Posted August 25, 2010 Report Share Posted August 25, 2010 I have a framed picture on my wall at home of the loch taken from the car from the Dalmally end, on the way back to the cabins, The sky was as angry as I had ever seen it, the heavens were about to open but there was good enough light to take a picture, it was "brooding", and then one hell of a storm broke out, by then I was back at HQ, looking from the inside out. We were trawling with Rapala's, and toby type lures, didn't catch tons, but caught enough, and a few big buggers, see that castle mate, but that pic is spot on. I was a single man then with a few quid in the bank, . Godd fishing if you venture up there. If the fish dont get you the scenery and locals will. Regards B Link to post Share on other sites
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