Fiag Lodge

[lnelson20]

Scotland's remote hill lochs requires a helicopter trip :lol: who's the threesome for etchachan next year then

Chris

[corsican dave]

Scotland's remote hill lochs requires a helicopter trip :lol: who's the threesome for etchachan next year then

Chris

rugged snow capped peaks and  "untold amounts" of "trout that may never have been flyfished for...." in lochs that "would take days on foot to get into". where do I sign?

[Wildfisher]

Helicopter trips for bandy lochs! 

I wonder if they use a very small helicopter?     :lol:

[corsican dave]

i'd expect a feckin' Mi-26 for that, Fred! although to be honest i'd prefer 2 months in spain.... :

[Wildfisher]

I don't expect they will have to expand the fleet to cope with the demand or be overwhelmed  by repeat business. 

[Wildfisher]

to be honest i'd prefer 2 months in spain.... :

Now you are making sense.   :

I fancy that myself. Got to be better than spending the money  in some midgie infested glen. 

[superscot]

I don't expect the Helicopter will get used much at that price, had a wee rumage through the web site and they are not cheap at all.

Seems you now go on SAFARI for wild brown trout ! 4 nights sleeping in  a tent for £1500 per person yer having a laugh ! Sorry forgot yer picked up in a 4X4 ....Must be in the wrong game !   

[Wildfisher]

rugged snow capped peaks

Sounds to me as if they are they flying their clients to the French Alps.     

[Part-time]

I don't think I view Scottish fishing (or hills or skiiing) and its place in the world that differently from you Fred its just your use of the term 'second rate' that I think is unduly negative. No need to pretend our fishing is something more than it is but I would worry someone thinking about visiting Scotland for some fishing and reading this thread might be put off even if it were just camping they had in mind - sorry for going on about this again

[Wildfisher]

OK John, point taken although, to be controversial once again,  I could hardly care less about anglers choosing not to visit Scotland - in fact if they are going to end up on "my"  waters I'd rather they didn't  :lol: