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17-03-2008, 09:57 #1WSF Lite Poster
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does any bud fishing in loch lomnod isit any good
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17-03-2008, 16:15 #2WSF Hardcore Poster
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from what i hear mate its not the place it was. dont even bother going there anymore.
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17-03-2008, 16:31 #3Deputy Admin
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Last time I was there I sat for 11 hours in the pouring rain without a bite, on plugs, deadbaits or even a small livebaited trout. The most memorable part of the trip was running up the signal to tell the ferry to come and pick us up!
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17-03-2008, 17:48 #4WSF Hardcore Poster
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dick turpin's still alive then???!!!
Originally Posted by Rob
Last time I was there I sat for 11 hours in the pouring rain without a bite, on plugs, deadbaits or even a small livebaited trout. The most memorable part of the trip was running up the signal to tell the ferry to come and pick us up!
think lomond took a bit of a battering wi the seals that had got into the loch. plus the fact its close to built up areas seems to attract noddy and his mates.2008 species list: pollack, saithe, whiting, pike, dogfish, spurdog, thornback ray, pouting, perch, brown trout, roach, mackerel, blenny, ballan wrasse, cod, goldsinny wrasse
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17-03-2008, 21:07 #5WSF Hardcore Poster
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Also The Poles Ect Have Fishing It There Way (nothing Goes Back)
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17-03-2008, 21:33 #6The Oracle
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Hiya,
The problem with Lomond is all the anglers are like sheep and follow each other to a few well known marks which are totally hammered. If you are prepared to think out the box and work at your fishing then the fishing there can be superb.. with waters like Lomond you only get out what you put in."ID geek "
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