One of my favourite Lochs on the trip. A saline/freshwater mix.



Trouts




and a pollock

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Nice fish there! Very interesting that you caught these from the same place! Assuming you did of course! And the brownies don't have a silvery colour. Hope you had a good trip

Really great. The best thing I can say about this thread is "I wish I was there".

Thanks for sharing.

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Cmon Scotty a thought a big wild fisher like yersel would know what a saline/ freshwater loch was there are a good few in the western isles

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Nice pics,bet you goy a good scrap from that pollack

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I did indeed. I caught it a long way from the sea entrance to the loch so was thinking it was a huge brownie or something!! Both my droppers had been broken off so I must of had 3 on at once to begin with!!

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Superb! Fished it in 2005 and had no idea it had pollack go up into it. Caught a sand smelt in Oban nam Fiadh though. The interesting thing with these lochs is the intensity of the buzzer hatch - billions of them where it is most brackish - buzzers obviously like salt in their porridge. Need to take your tackle in the shower with you when you get home though!

I like the one next door to Obisary - Loch of the 4 Islands.

Col

would one of you please help with some advice..?
what would be the best ferry terminal, to get the ferry
to either north or south uist. ?
and, how long would the trip be on the ferry ?

thank you in advance.................mick.

You can get the ferry from Oban, but you are looking at five and a half hours to Lochboisdale (South Uist). You could go from Uig on Skye to North Uist in only an hour and three quarters, but Uig takes a bit of getting too.

Take a look at

www.calmac.co.uk

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I don't believe i said that i didn't know what a saline/freshwater loch was.