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    lingking is gannin to loch etive the first week in june,hiring a wee boat from taynult boat hire,any info on tackle bait etc would be much appreciated
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  • #2
    Take the appropriate tackle and make sure you have plenty of bait

    Hope this helps
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    • #3
      loch etive

      any clues as to what appropiate tackle and bait might be
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      • #4
        you need mackeral sandeel and squid' pully rigs are what you need here and rotten bottom someplaces,make shure your reels are filled write up with 30lb breaking strain line,use heavy mono or steel trace on your rigs,powerful beach or boat rods are the order.dont strike into anything to soon give a bit time.that should do you mate.

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        • #5
          loch etive

          cheers seabeast thanx for that
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          • #7
            As it's boat fishing the main targets will be spurs and thornbacks.

            Although the water is deep there's not much tide so heavy weights are not really required, particularly up the loch from the boat hire location.

            Fish tend to be bigger in the shallower water towards the mouth of the loch with more thornbacks down here. There are also a couple of marks with decent whiting and gurnards.

            Most of the hire boats head up the loch where you're fishing generally in water around 100m deep. Braid is the main thing to use and rod and reels can be whatever you're happiest with.

            I tend to us an Anaga with a large fixed spool for the retrieve.

            Heavy nylon or wire snoods if you're targeting the spurs, keep the rigs simple to prevent tangles on the long decent. Lumi tube, beads and muppets can be productive.

            Squid and all of the normal fishbaits including herring, mackerel and blueys.

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