| #1  10-12-2005, 12:47 PM | |||
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 Loch etive tides? Hi there newbie here,part time golfer part time sea angler,fishings a lot less stressful  .I'm off to loch etive on sunday 16 10 05.I was just wondering how much of a difference in water depth there is between low and high tides,I have been told theres not a lot of difference is there any truth in this,please help. Big davie. tight lines to all    |
| #2 10-12-2005, 01:27 PM | ||||
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| Re: Loch etive tides? Hi Big Davie, Welcome to the Forum. Although originally from Scotland I now live in Bucks. I'm sure someone will be along soon to assist you. Cheers Drew __________________ All that Glitters is not Gold |
| #3 10-12-2005, 01:35 PM | ||||
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| Re: Loch etive tides? Welcome to the forum mate. Ref the loch theres very little,less then 1m i m sure. I may be wrong but whenever ive been up there fishing the quarry ive not noticed much diference at all. __________________ Come on you HULL! |
| #6 10-12-2005, 01:41 PM | ||||
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| Re: Loch etive tides? Not really,my mate always used to say i should be on the stage though. SWEEPING IT! Sorry old one,i ll get me coat  __________________ Come on you HULL! |
| #8 10-12-2005, 06:16 PM | ||||
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 Re: Loch etive tides? I've fished Loch Fyne and the tide never really raises the water levels more than 4 feet or so even on springs. You should have a chance of Spurdogs Gurnards and even some Codling if really lucky. So be Lucky!  Tight Lines. |
