angling ireland

For many seasoned anglers, the fishing in Northern Ireland, and particularly in the Sperrin Region, ranks among the best anywhere. The Foyle, for example, is known to prominent local fisherman - and an increasing number of visiting anglers - as one of salmon fishing's best-kept secrets, ranking alongside better-known rivers such as the Tay, the Dee and the Spey....

Dive West Ireland operates boat charters for diving, sea angling and island tours.

Diving the west coast of Ireland, P.A.D.I., C.M.A.S. diving instructor on board. Full 02 and medical kit on board. Diving courses, snorkeling equipment available.

Sea angling - over 30 varieties of fish known to inhabit the water around Belmullet. Experienced skipper - 2004 boatman prize for Belmullet International Sea Angling competition.

Island tour to the Inishkea Islands and I...

This is a small lough beside Creeslough village. It used to hold an excellent stock of brown trout averaging 10 oz, with fish to 2km, but stocks have been greatly depleted in recent years by greedy and uncaring anglers. If you do catch fish, I suggest you return them safely to the water to conserve stocks. Useful fly patterns are Golden Olive, Wicham's Fancy, Black Pennell, Butcher and Connemara Black. Bank fishing only and about 25 per cent of the shoreline is fishable. Permission....

Kilkeel River & White Water River.
Sea & Brown Trout
Fishing permits available from Kilkeel Post Office and J. Graham & Sons.  Luers, flies and bait are premitted, purchased at  J. Graham & Sons, Greencastle St. and McConnell & Hanna, Newcastle St....

Imagine rivers teeming with salmon and trout, being accessible to all. Imagine surf raked beaches where the bass are as friendly as the people. Imagine crystal clear deep water and Atlantic swept rocks where the cod and pollock come readily to the angler's call. This is Wexford, so there is no need to imagine any more....

Tourdingle offer a variety of activity and discovery holidays to suit all interests, catering for couples to singles, families and groups. There are six different activity holiday packages to choose from which include, Walking/Hiking, Equestrian, Historical/Archaeological, Watersports, Eco-Marine and Fishing/Angling. You can decide on one activity for the week or better still if you are interseted in trying something new why not choose to sample some of the many activite...

There is a lot to see and do off the rugged west coast of Donegal from fishing, to sight seeing, visitng the islands and diving. Hiring "The Lionnir " from Neil Gallagher Charter Vessels is one way of availing these acitivies.

Neil is an experienced skipper, and has been sailing and angling for years....

This is a small narrow lough just over a mile south west of Creeslough village. Access is gained by the farmhouse on the north west shore and approximately half of the bank is fishable. The average size of the trout is over 1lb though the lough used to hold trout of 2-5lb before stocks were reduced by gross over fishing. The fishing is now very dour but a small stock of good trout still survives. There are hatches of duckfly in spring, murroughs in Jume, and Green Peter in late July and August....

Spelga Dam, as it is popularly known, is set in the heart of the Mourne Mountains in some of the remotest and liveliest scenery in Northern Ireland. It is also very accessible off the B27 from Hilltown to Kilkeel. It holds brown trout, the season is from 1 March to 31 October, and all legal methods except groundbait and maggots are allowed. Permission...

Kinsale is a town that is steeped in history and one of the prettiest harbours in Europe. It is renowned for the number of variety of its restaurants and pubs. The narrow picturesque streets have colourful shop fronts, and attract visitors to browse through the many craft shops and hostelries that are clustered in the town centre. The Marina Centre is on the waterfont and the traditional stone character has been preserved in the recent renovations. Castlepark has its own beach, James Fort...