Following Scottish Government's latest guidance we regretfully have to restrict permit sales to local anglers living within the Argyll and Bute region until further notice blogs.gov.scot/marine-scotland/2021/01/05/guidance-for-anglers-during-coronavirus/
Guidance for anglers during Coronavirus - Marine Scotland
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Updated guidance has been published for anglers to understand what the new Coronavirus restrictions mean for them.Before Fishing on Loch Awe for Pike this winter please make sure you are aware of and follow the bye laws set in place by the Protection Order lochawe.net/by-laws/
There is a problem with the LAIA website today, which we are working on. You can still buy fishing permits at www.ibookfishing.co.uk/loch-awe-opens-for-fishing-with-online-bookings/
www.ibookfishing.co.uk
Thanks to the Loch Awe Improvement Association you can now buy fishing permits online to fish Loch Awe in Argyll & Bute, Scotland for its justly famous ferox trout, abundant pike and quality brownies. There are many roach to catch ... ContinuedJust a reminder to those fishing and overnight camping that you require a three-day permit. A Day Permit runs from midnight to midnight on a single day and NOT any 24 hour period over two days. A three-day permit is a bargain at £20 and provides a degree of flexibility for campers.
Please remember to buy your permits online well BEFORE you travel. This gives time for details to be downloaded to the wardens' daily listings of valid permits, eliminating the need to approach anglers to make checks.
Remember that phone signals can be very patchy around the Lochside. If you are fishing without a permit and have no phone signal, the wardens will ask you to move off site until you have bought one, which is inconvenient for all concerned.
You may have already seen photos of the rather extreme littering problem across Scotland's wild places just now. Unfortunately, our forests are not immune.
That's why we - along with many other agencies across Scotland - are making a joint plea to all of our visitors to act responsibly and take litter home.
forestryandland.gov.scot/news-releases/multi-agency-plea-for-people-to-act-responsibly-and-take-their-litter-home
While many car parks and beauty spots are now open, waste collection services run by ourselves, other agencies, local councils or community groups may not yet be operational.
Simon Hodgson, our Chief Executive:
“This sort of anti-social behaviour not only creates a significant health hazard but also eats in to the limited resources that land managers have at their disposal.
“We would urge people to first of all think carefully about their travel plans, and secondly to behave like people who are proud to be able to call such a beautiful country home: don’t visit sites until they are open and take your litter home.”
This plea is backed by Zero Waste Scotland, Keep Scotland Beautiful, Scottish Water, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Scottish Natural Heritage and Cairngorms National Park.
#TakeItHome
in-line with Scottish Government's lifting of travel restrictions, on-line fishing permits are now available to non-locals from the 3rd of July to fish Loch Awe and Loch Avich. Please buy your permits before arriving at lochawe.net/permits/. Please do not try to buy permits for fishing before the 3rd as they will be cancelled. Paper permits (except 2020 annual permits purchased before lock-down) are not valid.
lochawe.net
Buy Fishing Permits Welcome to Loch Awe’s new fishing permit sales system which allows you to go fishing without buying a permit face to face. Please select the type of permit required from the drop-down list box below then select the day required from the calendar to book your fishing. For the ti...Just a wee reminder that until the guidance changes, Loch Awe is currently open to locals only. We had a number of groups coming from afar at the weekend and they were put-off the water by our wardens. Please follow the guidance here www.anglingscotland.org.uk/update-on-travel-guidance-for-fishermen-during-phase-1-lockdown-scotla...
Update on travel guidance for fishermen during phase 1 - Angling Scotland
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During phase 1 please remember the guidelines. If you make a journey slightly more than 5 miles we ask anglers to act with great thought and discretion.LAIA have been working with ibookfishing to create an online fishing permit outlet. This should make buying and checking permits safer for all. Local residents living in postcodes PA30 through PA37 can now purchase their permits online at lochawe.net/permits/ . We will open this facility to a wider area as travel guidelines change. There are no permits for sale locally or on the bank from wardens at this time so you must buy online before you travel.
lochawe.net
Buy Fishing Permits Welcome to Loch Awe’s new fishing permit sales system which allows you to go fishing without buying a permit face to face. Please select the type of permit required from the drop-down list box below then select the day required from the calendar to book your fishing. For the ti...To better protect our wardens and the angling public from the potential spread of Covid-19, LAIA are moving to an online permit booking system. Currently, there are no fishing permits for sale, but we are aiming to have the new system up and running before travel restrictions are lifted.
We will update you on progress, but please do not travel to Loch Awe until restrictions are lifted and permits are made available. Only local season permit holders are able to fish until government advice changes.
In Response to Scottish Government's Route Map out of lockdown, from the 28th of May, Loch Awe will only be open for fishing to local season ticket holders until further government announcements are made.
Due to the influx of visitors at the start of the fishing season, Loch Awe has experienced the full effects of Covid-19 and local residents are not yet ready or happy to receive anglers from further afield so please respect the government guidelines and do not travel to Loch Awe from outside the immediate area.
As were unable to fish at the moment, reading about it will have to do for now.
Salmo Trutta 2020 | Wild Trout Trust
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To read the latest issue of Salmo Trutta, please click here . Due to the restrictions of Coronavirus, we have had to make a number of concessions to our normal operation, including the temporary furloughing of some of our staff as part of the UK Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and...A REMINDER TO ALL:-
Fisheries Management Scotland advise that it is for "individual proprietors to determine whether fishing can take place in accordance with the latest announcements"
As administrators of the Protection Order for Loch Awe and Associated Waters, LAIA made the decision to prohibit fishing during the current restrictions.
Likewise, Loch Awe Boats is CLOSED TO ALL during the lockdown period.
We understand that there are many people who consider solitary fishing to be compliant with social-distancing guidelines. However, accessing the loch involves non-essential travel and contrary to what many feel - fishing does not constitute exercise.
The Emergency Bill is now legally enforceable.
Please respect the rules during this difficult time and do not attempt to access the site, even if you are in possession of a gate fob.
Adhering to these rules will enable us to get back to normal as soon as possible. Thank you.
When the current restrictions on fishing are lifted how about a days ferox fishing on Loch Awe to raise funds for Wild Trout Trust. Check out this and many more fantastic lots before the auction ends on Sunday www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WTT065-1-day-for-2-rods-fishing-for-ferox-and-big-pike-on-Loch-Awe-NW-Scotland...
Please heed advice from Fisheries Management Scotland Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic and fishing activities
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic – Fisheries Management Scotland
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic March 25, 2020 by alan / Facebook0TwitterWe have received a number of enquiries as to whether fishing is included in the Government’s list of exercises permitted during the lockdown, or indeed whether all fishing should cease. The approach adopted by the UK and Scot...Following the latest government announcement that all non vital businesses must close, we regretfully announce that ALL our services cease with immediate effect.
We had hoped to permit berth holders to access the boatyard, but under the new enforceable rulings this is no longer possible.
Please be reassured that your boats are safe with us, but from now until further notice the boatyard is CLOSED TO ALL.
Berth holders currently on site or on the water are respectfully requested to return home tomorrow.
Your custom, friendship and our boatyard community is valued and much appreciated, but the current climate leaves us no option but to take this step.
We hope that this situation will soon resolve. In the meantime stay at home, stay safe and stay healthy.