Water is still too low and mud too deep to get boats onto the moorings at Loch Tarsan as these photos show, taken this morning March 12th. We hope to get an improvement in the situation soon. Members are reminded not to fish alone, due to very deep mud especially in the boat-shed bay.
Davy Landsburgh took over as the new President of DDAC following the AGM at the Argyll Hotel last Tuesday. We wish him all the best for the next three years.
Planning a fishing trip in Dunoon ? …. Then here’s the place to stay.
Help is very much required at work parties and also at boats in/out of the water especially up the Reservior and Loch Tarsan. Every year it’s the same people that faithfully come along to help with the work (average age 70+) The dates for these are listed in the year diary so please try to come along …. it’s your club, look after it !
It’s well over four long months till the salmon and seatrout season kicks off again in Cowal, so here’s a beautiful photo of Loch Eck just to wet members appetites. Thanks to explorecowal.com for the use of his image.
Received a nice Thank You card from a guest who attended the recent Annual Dinner at the Argyll Hotel, we thought it would be nice to post it up.
The 2017 Annual Dinner was held in the Argyll Hotel, Dunoon last Saturday (25th) a great evening was had by all, the guest speakers were Arthur French and Jim Thomson, with Jim McSkimming presenting the Macaulay Tankard to an unsuspecting Bill Duff. Good food and great raffle prizes, a thoroughly entertaining evening from start to finish.
The last two trophies were awarded to their recipients at the Annual Dinner which was held at the Argyll Hotel last Saturday evening.
The Jimmy Docherty Rover Challenge Trophy was awarded to Bill Rankin and Allan Miller, for the most club waters fished with fish being caught.
And the Peter Manson Award went to John Pickett for the most fish being caught at Dunoon Reservior
Dunoon and District Angling Club 