Fishing in Argyll
One
day’s fishing for Salmon, Seatrout and Brown Trout in Appin, Argyll at a time
and date to be agreed with the owner.
Loch
Baile Mhic Chailein (or Fasnacloich Loch) covers about 39 acres over which the
Estate has exclusive rights to salmon and seatrout fishing. There is a stone
jetty and boathouse down the bank from the house. A boat is provided. A ghillie
will be available to assist with orientation and advice.
The
Creran is a spate river of 7 miles and draining some 35 square miles of the
hinterland. It fishes best when the water is high. Fasnacloich has 6 miles of
the north bank with the opposite bank being owned by the neighbouring private
estate. The river fishes best in high water with the best fly water being below
the loch. The Creran District Salmon Fishery Board manages the river and has a
policy of total Catch and Release.
To bid on this item email Celia Burn sanmakess@aol.com or telephone on 0751 590 0081 giving item number, amount bid and name, address and contact details. Online bids must be received by 6.00pm on Saturday 4th June 2016
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