Fishing Lake in Bute

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Fishing Breaks Ltd, The Mill Heathman St, Stockbridge, SO20 8EW
Tel. 01264 781988

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Covering the following areas in Bute: Isle of Bute, Isle of Cumbrae

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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.

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ike had heard so much about bonefish, tarpon, permit and jacks that he decided to forgo two years’ worth of foreign summer holidays to save enough for a week’s fishing in Cuba. He agreed to join friends in a party visiting a smart lodge, with experienced guides to take them out on the flats and into the mangrove pools. Before leaving, he spent months poring over magazine articles written by experts on saltwater fly fishing, made a list of what equipment they advised he should buy, and trawled through the tackle catalogues to find the best deals from the mail-ord

ORKNEY OLIVES AND SEA TROUT
Fishing tales don’t necessarily need massive fish to make them stand out in the memory. They can stem from ordinary days that were spent seeking nothing more than the chance of a few fish and some solitude, especially if nature intervenes.
very year, I used to go to Orkney, off the north coast of Scotland. In fact, I think I went for 12 consecutive years, fishing with the same ghillie, Geordie Leonard, each time. I even ended up being Geordie’s best man at his wedding, giving a speech to the assembled company in Stromness on the

The technique was simple. A motor tender would tow them out into St Ann’s Bay, an area about 4 miles long by a mile wide, and then Percy would take over on the oars once they sighted tuna. The tuna herded baitfish into the bay, gorging themselves on the shoals of herring, mackerel and squid, and the idea was to try to head them off with the boat, often trolling the bait right through the middle of a feeding frenzy, and hope that a tuna would hook up.
Duncan began to catch plenty of blue fins this way, and locals watching from boats or the shore would tell of

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.