angling ireland

Fishing:
This charming town on the shores of the Interantionally famous trout-fishing Lough Corrib, is home to Ireland's oldest Angling Club. For more than a century it has been a base for anglers in search of immense brown trout and salmon. Lough Corrib has recently been designated a "salmonid" by the E.C., that is, a special trout and slamon lake worthy of preservation....

Donegal's coastline is perferct for angling and sight-seeing. Hiring a chatered boat is the best way of availing of these activities.

An Duanai Mara Chaters is a company that offers this facility. The boat departs three habours in the region; Teelin pier, Creevy Habour and Killybegs Harbour.

The skipper of the boat is Smith Campbell, whom has many years of experience of charter vessles. He has a very good knowledge of the waters, and knows all the p...

A game rod licence is necessary for anglers fishin salmon sea trout brown trout or rainbow trout. This office will give clear advise and details of licences necessary for fishing in the local rivers and Lough Foyle. Coarse fishing is unlicensed in the Foyle area and exact locations for best results can be obtained by contacting this office. Costs : Contact office for rates. Open : 9:00am - 5:00pm / Mon - Fri...

Stoneyford Reservoir Stoneyford which is 160 acres and Leathemstown which is 28 acres are two of the most popular trout fisheries in Northern Ireland. They are both to the north west of Lisburn. The reservoirs are stocked with takable brown and rainbow trout. Angling is not allowed before 8am or after 10pm. The season runs from 1 March to 31 October. There is a 4 trout bag limit and a 10 inch size limit. All legitimate methods are allowed but groundbait and maggots are not permitted....

Lough Mourne is an impressive looking stretch of water by the N15 road between Ballybofey and Donegal. You may be tempted to fish, but don't bother because the trout are very small indeed. Permission: Not usually required...

Lough Ash lies to the north of B48 Plumbridge-Dunnamangh road and is entirely dependent on stocked trout. A number of quite large brown trout are stocked every season with a view to providing anglers with good catches. The season runs from 1 March to 20 October. There is a 4 fish bag limit and a 10 inch size limit. The western shore is dangerous and closed to anglers and the well served with stiles and footbridges and there is a car park nearby. Boat fishing is not allowed. Permission...

12th annual pike fishing competition. Lough Derg is the home of the largest pike ever caught in Ireland, 90lbs in 1890...

A series of competitions are organised throughout the year at Dungannon Park Lake Fishery with the main events taking place on New year's Day and Easter....