Iain Moodie reports:
“I think that this is the lowest that I’ve EVER seen Nant. Can’t begin to estimate how many feet it has dropped since the end of last season.
Banks are treacherously muddy and covered in three foot high drowned dead spruce. No chance of launching a boat here!
Please find attached Newsetter 2026 – Number 1. If you read nothing else in it, please see that the work party on Sunday 19th is in doubt, due to lack of numbers. This happens from time to time, but if you can offer your services, we can take advantage of what is promised to be…
The club is based in Oban, a true gateway to the Isles. Good sea fishing from boat or shore is easily obtained. But we concentrate on the freshwater locations, and while some of the hill lochs require a wee bit of effort to reach (and a 4×4, in some cases), you can find yourself transported…
President’s Report 2025 Season
Thanks to all who have helped / are helping. We now have 7 boats ready for booking on various lochs. The next work party will be on Sunday, March 22nd. BOAT BOOKING
Jonathan’s latest, including details of the competition next Sunday May 3rd, at Lochgiplhead. Newsletter 2026, No. 2
The previous OLAC website served the club for many years but had become outdated in design, structure, and functionality. The new site has been rebuilt in WordPress from scratch, to provide a modern, secure, mobile‑friendly, and easy‑to‑maintain platform that better reflects the club’s activities and supports members more effectively. I have tried to retain all…
