Fishing Lake in Argyll

Find a Place to Fish in Argyll

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Levas, 62 High St, Peterborough, PE6 9EG
Tel. 01778 341958

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Covering the following areas in Argyll: Appin, Ardrishaig, Ballachulish, Ballygrant on the Isle of Islay, Bowmore on the Isle of Islay, Bridge of Orchy, Bridgend on the Isle of Islay, Bruichladdich on the Isle of Islay, Cairndow, Campbelltown, Colintraive, Connel, Dalmally, Dunoon, Inveraray, Isle of Arran, Isle of Coll, Isle of Colonsay, Isle of Gigha, Isle of Iona, Isle of Jura, Isle of Mull, Isle of Tiree, Kinlochleven, Lochaline, Lochgilphead, Lochgoilhead, Oban, Paisley, Port Askaig on the Isle of Islay, Port Charlotte on the Isle of Islay, Port Ellen on the Isle of Islay, Portnahaven on the Isle of Islay, Tarbert, Taynuilt, Tighnabruaich

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Fishing Lake Reviews in Argyll

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

Tom went back to camp, where his hopes of a fishing hero’s welcome were quickly dashed. Julie was less than enamoured at having had to pitch camp and cook supper, added to which she was in the tent trying desperately to free a jammed film in her camera without losing all the images she had taken that day. He crawled into the tent, whereupon he received an earful, especially as he had dragged sand in on his boots and spread it over Julie’s sleeping bag for good measure.
‘Tom… Tom!’ a low, soft, African voice suddenly called from outside.
Embarrassed at so

However, the fishing gods saved the best for the last day. The wind was calm and they were able to take a small boat out to an inshore reef, charmingly named ‘Robbie’s Knob’. While his colleagues caught brightly coloured orange nannygai on bottom baits, Martin fished fastmoving rubber lures just below the surface. He was just beginning to think that he had picked the wrong option when, out of nowhere, the water exploded as a queenfish grabbed the lure and proceeded to thrash its way across the surface in a shower of iridescent silver and blue. He carefully playe

Maree was also the Scottish landfall for the art of dapping. Established as a great way of taking sea trout on the big Irish loughs, it proved just as effective on Maree. This was one of the attractions for husband and wife anglers John and Veronica, who loved the loch so much that they made annual visits for many years and, whenever the breeze was strong enough, they dapped. At lunchtime each day, they would either land on the shore if that was close enough, or one of the islands dotted THE VIKING’S LOVER
around the loch. The routine of the week rarely chang

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.