Help is required for the boats in on 6th March at 10am for Loch Tarsan and also 13th March at 10am for Loch Loskin it would be nice to see some new faces there apart from the usual lads who turn out religiously every time ! The job wont take long, and remember many hands make light work.
I thought this was worth a mention on the website seeing DDAC was involved with it, please click on the link below to read all about it.
A new and updated version of the DDAC Manual as well as Competition Rules, Permit Charges, Catch Limits and Guidance Notes in PDF format are available for viewing here, and also on the “PDF Forms” and “Permits and Membership” tabs on this website
Conservation limits for Atlantic Salmon
Members please note that NO salmon may be killed on our waters after 1st April 2016. Mandatory catch and release (all methods) is required.
This is specified in the Government policy for Grade 3 rivers as detailed in
“The Application of Conservation Limits for Atlantic Salmon”(17 December 2015) and “The update on the package of conservation measures” (9th January 2016)
A cold and tranquil Loch Tarsan this morning, but look on the bright side, it’s only eight weeks till the start of the brown trout season, so get your rods and reels all ready for the big event …. It’s going to be a good year !
A few well kent faces
Years of fishermans tales at this table !
Some of the 2015 trophy winners
Colin McDonald Sr giving his acceptance of the McAulay Tankard
The next Fly Tying Class is on 7th January 2016 at Edward Street Community Center 7.30pm. Come along and learn how to tie your very own trout fly with tuition from our local experts.
Some in-depth discussion on the fly getting tied here at the this weeks Fly Tying class at Edward St Community Center, there’s a wealth of free tips and years of local knowledge here to be had, so please come along and join in, it’s every second Thursday at 7.30pm, you don’t have to be a member of the club to come along, and you will be made most welcome, if you don’t have any tools or materials, there will always be some that you can borrow for the evening.
The result for the “Jimmy Docherty Rover Challenge Trophy” is shared this year between Bill Rankin and Paul McLean, well done guys ! The trophy was donated by Joe Docherty in memory of his father Jimmy, a member of this club in the early years.
Dunoon and District Angling Club 