subject: Fishing Trip Scotland, Trout Fishing In Scotland, Fly Fishing In Scotland [print this page] Willie Cameron is an important figure in everything to do with fishing around Dalavich. He is the LAIA warden for the north side of Loch Awe and also for Loch Avich and his love of the sport is infectious.
Willie was brought up in rural Perthshire where his forebears had a great love of fishing which has been handed down through the generations. offthemainroad offer a range offishing trips, trout fishing, fly fishing in Scotland which take place on some of the finest salmon fishing rivers in Scotland .
Willies other great love is music. At the age of 18 he learned to play the guitar, having previously been introduced to the accordion at the tender age of 12. His musical talent led him to playing in various bands including the Grampian Television Band in Aberdeen and the Jim Muir Band in Dunblane and eventually on the Canberra of the P&O cruise line.
Ill health forced Willie to retire from his building business several years ago, but after a successful heart operation he has become more involved in voluntary work. As well as promoting fishing and music in the area, his involvement with the World Burns Federation has taken him as far afield as Moscow and recently at the Old School he set up a musical evening for a group of Italians who wanted to see how a real Scotsman addresses the haggis.
Willie Cameron is an important figure in everything to do with fishing around Dalavich. He is the LAIA warden for the north side of Loch Awe and also for Loch Avich and his love of the sport is infectious.
Willie was brought up in rural Perthshire where his forebears had a great love of fishing which has been handed down through the generations.
Willies other great love is music. At the age of 18 he learned to play the guitar, having previously been introduced to the accordion at the tender age of 12. His musical talent led him to playing in various bands including the Grampian Television Band in Aberdeen and the Jim Muir Band in Dunblane and eventually on the Canberra of the P&O cruise line.
Ill health forced Willie to retire from his building business several years ago, but after a successful heart operation he has become more involved in voluntary work. As well as promoting fishing and music in the area, his involvement with the World Burns Federation has taken him as far afield as Moscow and recently at the Old School he set up a musical evening for a group of Italians who wanted to see how a real Scotsman addresses the haggis.
Willie has kindly agreed to give all the visitors to the Old School a one hour starter session on fly fishing or bait fishing and more experienced fishermen may want to seek his advice on where and when are the best places to fish. Time permitting it might even be possible to join Willie for an evenings fishing and to enjoy his company and wit and discover just what a raconteur he is.
A fishing expedition with Willie will not be quickly forgotten.
A special Hill Loch fishing license is available for fishing several lochs between Dalavich and Kilmelford. Willy will be happy to supply all the details.
At The Old School we also accommodate fishing club parties and Willy can be contacted by phone in advance of a stay in order to make arrangements in advance.
The Old School has raparian rights which entitles all guests to concessionary fishing permits
