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    Do any of you guys trailer your boats across the west coast and fish the likes of luce bay, ive fancied taking a boat across for years but never got round to it, IF a few boats travelled across together its got the makings of a couple of days of great fishing. Anyone up for it?

  • #2
    count me in if you do, could be a good weekend

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    • #3
      As you know Troy i cant but it is a great area...if your after large ways, prices and a good BnB with safe area for your boat over night let me know as i have the info...we just got abck from Luce bay last week and had a canny time...going back in 3 weeks time to try for tope again.
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      SKATE 204lb
      COD 51lb
      LING 32lb
      TOPE 40lb
      CONGER 25lb
      HADDOCK 10lb
      HALIBUT 37lb
      COALIE 16lb
      BLUE SHARK 55lb

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      • #4
        luce bay

        read your report richie fished up there myself years ago always been mad keen to go back and fish of my own boat, going to make the effort after and do it, be good to get a few other boats up there to, looking towards the end of this month when things should be in full swing,
        will see how many are interested in going and make plans for bed n breaky or camping and boat storage , will give you a shout when we have more definite numbers.

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        • #5
          I will take my boat to Luce Bay no problem. Let me know when you would like to go. It was on the agenda for me this season as I keep the boat in Girvan harbour.

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          • #6
            28th june

            there are a couple of boats from our area going across to luce bay on the 28th of june if you coming along let me know and we can sort some digs out together or can organise them individually.

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            • #7
              Are you travelling on the Friday and fishing Saturday and Sunday from Luce Bay?

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              • #8
                travelling

                yes travelling friday teatime fish sat and sunday

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                • #9
                  you might be interested in this
                  13th/14th July Drumore & Dist tope festival, Luce Bay, entry £30 (private entry only) details Mr M Appleton 01776 840632
                  Alan

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by troyster View Post
                    yes travelling friday teatime fish sat and sunday
                    Sounds great. I'll take my boat out of Girvan the weekend before and if I could meet at the launch site.

                    Any ideas what slip your planning to go in from?

                    The only one I'm familiar with is Ardwell.

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                    • #11
                      Ardwell is good tope area but the slip way at low tide is not great, once you are off the slip the sand turns to mud and a few cars have been lost the last 12 months. A Discovery 6 worth 60k went under a few weeks ago.

                      Drummore has a tractor slip but it will cost you and you will need to launch at 9am.

                      I cant think of any others around that way.
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                      ____[ ~ \_____
                      [__On-A-Roll__/
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                      P.B
                      SKATE 204lb
                      COD 51lb
                      LING 32lb
                      TOPE 40lb
                      CONGER 25lb
                      HADDOCK 10lb
                      HALIBUT 37lb
                      COALIE 16lb
                      BLUE SHARK 55lb

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                      • #12
                        Thank you for the good advice. I'm not loosing my Freelander for a couple of fish.

                        Might need to ask around, see if there are any tractor people around.

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                        • #13
                          Contact the Clash caravan site at Drummore, they will put you onto a lad called Rab...he runs a tractor and will do it for you for cash in hand. Ardwell is ok but you really need to lauch and recover High tide to 3 hours down and 3 hours up from low...anything else and you risk needing to go off the ramp into the mud and run the risk of being stuck.
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                          ____[ ~ \_____
                          [__On-A-Roll__/
                          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                          P.B
                          SKATE 204lb
                          COD 51lb
                          LING 32lb
                          TOPE 40lb
                          CONGER 25lb
                          HADDOCK 10lb
                          HALIBUT 37lb
                          COALIE 16lb
                          BLUE SHARK 55lb

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                          • #14
                            Taken from Boatlaunch...

                            Slipway information:

                            Name: Norie McKinnon
                            Phone Number: 01355520215
                            Mobile Phone Number: 07980485157
                            Email: Send Email....
                            Ramp Description: Concrete slip,moderately steep, onto hard sand.
                            Directions: Before entering Drummore you will see a sea wall on left side of road. There is a gap in this wall with a concrete slip.
                            Occasionally the ramp will be covered in large pebbles..especially after a good blow.Sand is hard.Able to launch even on low tides.Take some ropes to aid towing out.Parking for a few cars and trailers.
                            Ramp Type: Concrete
                            Upper Area: Concrete
                            Lower Area: Shingle
                            Suitability: Large trailer needs a car
                            Ramp Length: All of tidal range
                            Facilities: Parking for a few cars and trailers.
                            Charges: nil
                            Cruising Area: All of Luce Bay.

                            Mull of Galloway on good weather days.
                            Navigational Hazards: Beware fierce tides (swirlpools) at Mull of Galloway (lighthouse)
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                            I have used this ramp in the past without any major issues. The ramp is fairly steep and a 4 wheel drive would be the best bet although with a small boat its fine with a car.
                            If your going over next week, the tides are;
                            High Tide 04:41 (6.30m)
                            Low Tide 11:08 (0.80m)
                            High Tide 17:11 (5.90m)
                            Low Tide 23:25 (1.20m)
                            For Saturday 29th June 2013.

                            Might be over myself.
                            If its not broke, fix it until it is!

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                            • #15
                              Cant make it next weekend with the boat, but will be at the caravan at Auchenlarie.

                              Where abouts are you's staying ????, could meet you's later though if your going for a pint (am only 40 mins away).

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