angling ireland

Watersports now becoming more and more popular along Waterford's extensive coastline of blue flag beaches and secluded coves. Outdoor Pursuit and Adventure centres can be found in Dungarvan....

These two loughs lie to the west of the T73 Quigley's Point-Moville Road. To get to Lough Inn, take the mountain road up the side of Glencaw Hill:the loughs is to the right after 3 and a half miles. It can also be approached from Cardonagh. Lough Inn holds small brown trout and you might be lucky to get an occasional sea trout from August on. Lough Inn lies to the north east on the northern side of Tawash Hill. It is reported to hold only char that average 6oz. They are sometimes taken on fly i...

This lough is also on the Fermangh-Donegal border. Most of it is in Co. Fermanagh, but the best access is off a by road on the Donegal side. It has a nice stock of trout ranging in size from a half to one and a half lbs. Recent reports indicate that the fishing is not as good as it used to be and that the trout are smaller. There are good hatches of duckfly, olives, sedges and even mayfly. Lough Rushen is easy to fish from the shore and seems to fish best in the evening. An unusual feature of th...

The Shannon Region is dominated by water. An Atlantic Ocean coastline and the profusion of lakes, rivers and streams in the Region make it a veritable paradise for anglers....

The Blessington Lake is owned by the Electricity Supply Board and is renowned beauty spot only 19 miles from Dublin. Coarse angling is available with abundant stocks of Roach, Perch and specimen pike being caught up to 9km. There is also brown trout angling. Fishing on the lakes is regulated by the E.S.B. Fisheries Conservation, Hydro Group, Ardnacrusha, Limerick....

"The garden is the glory of Lisselan" (Examiner newspaper)

Lisselan Estate has alot to offer for all the family for a great day out; fishing, golf, guided trails, children's trails, vintage cars and so much more,
The garden and the surronding estate would make a fabulous location for marquee weddings and the gardens are suitable for excellent for wedding photos....

These lough lie in a very scenic mountain and forest area to the south of Lower Lough Erne. They are approached from Enniskillen by taking the A36 and B81 through Derrygonnelly and following the signposts for a scenic drive. Coming from Belleek,follow the forest drive signs. These three loughs are all to the north west of the one way scenic drive. There is a charge for using the forest drive. These are three good loughs with plenty of trout averaging 1lb with wild brown trout going to at least h...

This small lough lies to the north of Gartan Lough and there is good access to it from the south via secondary roads, one of which runs by the shore on the west side. The average size of the trout is a half lb. It holds an excellent stock and ona summer evening trout can be seen rising all over the lough. There is no shore fishing due to the reeds and it is too deep for wading. It is well worth fishing from a boat but keep a lookout for submerged tree stumps. Permission....

The Killarney Lakes are a very popular destination for both Salmon and Trout fishing. Nestled in the idylic counrtyside of Killarney with breath-taking scenery from every side, anglers are sure to depart with very fond  memories of their stay. River fishing can be done on both the River Laune and Flesk which are renowned for trout and salmon, (permits may be required)....