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Lough Morne
Angling
Lough Morne lies 4km from Shercock in County Monaghan and is approximately 45 hectares. It holds a good stock of wild brown trout and is also artificially stocked by the club. There is a 10-inch size...More
River Derg
Angling
The River Derg is a large (10-20m) spate river rising in Lough Derg. It has a fine head of wild brown trout, but it is best known for salmon and sea trout which are generally at their best from late...More
Glenahiry Lake
Angling
Glenahiry Lake is located in the village of Ballymacarbry, County Waterford. The lake is stocked with brown trout which can be fished between 1st March and 30th September. Enquiries on fishing can be...More
Tinnehinch Fly Angling Centre And School
Angling
The Tinnehinch fishery is a private fishery on the Dargle River, which extends from the Tinnehinch bridge on the R760 Road near the Powerscourt Estate downstream for 1.5 km, to the top of the gorge in...More
Rath River
Angling
The Rath River joins the Inny upstream of Ballymahon, County Longford. It holds a stock of small brown trout averaging 8 inches. It is best fished early in the season, in March and April, and...More
Finnihy River
Angling
Just a short distance west from the town of Kenmare in County Kerr, flows the Finnihy River. It produces sea trout, brown trout and salmon. Open season for salmon is from 15 March to 30 September, sea...More
River Ilen Anglers' Club
Angling
Salmon and trout fishing available on the River Ilen, near Skibbereen....More
Eanywater Fishery
Angling
The Eanywater Fishery is a spate river fishery and forms a part of the 125sq km Eany Catchment area comprising the Eanywater, the lower reaches of the Eanymore and the lower reaches of the Eanybeg....More
River Martin
Angling
The River Martin is located in County Cork and has an excellent stock of brown trout making it popular with anglers from far and wide. The fishing here is regarded as free....More
Lough Na Mona
Angling
This is one of four mountain loughs on the Waterville system, the others being Derriana Lough, Lough Iskanamacteery and Cappal Lough. Some of them hold small brown trout, others relatively good brown...More
Navan and District Anglers Association
Angling
The Navan and District Anglers Association have approximately six miles of fishing on the River Boyne. Upstream of the town, the fishing extends for about a mile on the right bank and for 2.5 miles on...More
Muckross Lake
Angling
The middle lake of Killarney's three lakes, Muckross Lake holds an excellent stock of spring salmon from early in the season. The brown trout are small, and the best fishing is usually in September....More
Lough Acoose Cloon Lough And Lough Reagh
Angling
There are many lakes and rivers located near Carrauntuohill Mountain in County Kerry. Three loughs known for their good brown trout fishing are Lough Acoose, Cloon Lough and Lough Reagh....More
Avoca River
Angling
This is a very beautiful river famous for its wonderful setting in the Vale of Avoca immortalized in Thomas Moore's poem,'The Meeting of the Waters'. It flows by one of the most scenic villages in...More
Lakeland & Midsummer Lakehouse
Angling
A lakeside paradise and a fisherman's dream, this property is situated on the western shore of Lough Corrib, Ireland's premiere wild brown trout fishery. The garden runs to the very edge of the water...More
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