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Title: Newmilns
Post by: sinbad on September 08, 2013, 12:37:14 AM
I'm 50/50 on moving to Newmilns its handy for my work and cheap to buy in. Ive done the usual walkabout , looks ok but anyone know what its like and more importantly about the fishing in say 50 miles ? The River Irvine is 100m away which is great but I'm more into wild hill lochs. Any thoughts folks ?
Title: Re: Newmilns
Post by: Noddy on September 08, 2013, 10:02:24 AM
Be careful where you decide to stay, rent first and then decide if you want to buy.

Jim
Title: Re: Newmilns
Post by: Hill loch gold on September 08, 2013, 11:40:48 AM
I don't know aboot lochs up that way but there's plenty wild troot lochs doon ma way - not that far from dalmellington.
Title: Re: Newmilns
Post by: sinbad on September 08, 2013, 11:42:44 AM
How long would it take to be stepping out the car somewhere suitable in the Galloway hills ? I don't count the time walking in as its all part of my day especially if Ive got my wee tent packed. Also which route is best ,there seems to be a few different roads in to that general area. Been thinking parking up at Loch Trool to head in to the lochs but am i missing something closer ?

Thanks for replies so far  :)   Ian
Title: Re: Newmilns
Post by: Hill loch gold on September 08, 2013, 12:05:48 PM
It takes me aboot 45 min tae get tae the car park at loch trool from dalmellington. The majority of the road is single - track though, thats how it takes a bit longer. Probably the easiest way tae get tae glentrool is head fur straiton - then its just a straight road all the way from there. There's another way up past the nick of the balloch but its a bit more difficult tae explain. Some good lochs up there when they're fishing, neldricken being my personal favourite. The glenhead lochs are full of troot as well but it's a while fae i've been up there.