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Hi All,
Don't really know where to post this as I'm from Yorkshire, living,working and fishing in Cumbria now but also love fishing the West Coast of Scotland !!!!!!.
Every year i travel up to Laga Lodge on the shores of Loch Sunart for a weeks fishing and year on year the fishing gets better.
I decided this year to seriously target the spurdog which I do every year but give up after an hour because i am addicted to the fantastic Pollock fishing.
Anyway after speaking to Andy Jackson who runs Laga lodge and taking his advice i ended up with my first Spurrie, all 15lb of it !!!!!!
What a fabulous fish they are on light gear, it fought all the way up in over a 100m of crystal clear water and when i got it to the top i hadn't a clue what to do with it because they are all teeth at one end and spurs at the other.
I eventually tailed it into the boat, unhooked it and sent it on its way after a few photo's.
Had a few cracks at the pollock on light spinning gear and Karl is holding a typical Sunart Pollock although much larger fish into double figures were lost in the kelp (in past years Karl and I have had well over 50 fish in one session)
All fish were returned apart from a few mackeral for bait and all we left behind were footprints
Paul.
Don't really know where to post this as I'm from Yorkshire, living,working and fishing in Cumbria now but also love fishing the West Coast of Scotland !!!!!!.
Every year i travel up to Laga Lodge on the shores of Loch Sunart for a weeks fishing and year on year the fishing gets better.
I decided this year to seriously target the spurdog which I do every year but give up after an hour because i am addicted to the fantastic Pollock fishing.
Anyway after speaking to Andy Jackson who runs Laga lodge and taking his advice i ended up with my first Spurrie, all 15lb of it !!!!!!
What a fabulous fish they are on light gear, it fought all the way up in over a 100m of crystal clear water and when i got it to the top i hadn't a clue what to do with it because they are all teeth at one end and spurs at the other.
I eventually tailed it into the boat, unhooked it and sent it on its way after a few photo's.
Had a few cracks at the pollock on light spinning gear and Karl is holding a typical Sunart Pollock although much larger fish into double figures were lost in the kelp (in past years Karl and I have had well over 50 fish in one session)
All fish were returned apart from a few mackeral for bait and all we left behind were footprints
Paul.

