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For some years the All Ireland Pike Fishing Championships were held in Co. Mayo. One of the great attractions of the coarse fishing in Co. Mayo is the variety on offer to the angler, from the smaller ponds to the larger lakes with pike, bream, rudd, perch, and tench to choose from. Fishing is all year round. Manulla Lake, Four miles from Castlebar - off the Claremorris road, approx. 14 acres with easy access and 100 yds. of bank suitable for shore fishing. Holds a great stock of pike, some p...

Rathbeggan Lakes offers a fun filled day of entertainment for the entire family. The lakes are situated in the picturesque Tolka Valley just north of Dublin. You can opt for a peaceful day of fishing or go for a leisurely stroll taking in the views that surround you. There is plenty of entertainment for children with a playground, mini football pitch, pet corner and many more attractions....

A revelation for the coarse angler seeking new and exciting waters - excellent local knowledge available. Cloontariff Lough: Good bank fishing; pike and perch Carrownamallagh Lough: Excellent bank fishing for pike & perch; easily accessible Curragh Lough: Best access. Stands erected. Excellent breams & quality pike fishing. Clontarnaune Lough: Good bank fishing with fair access. Specimen pike. Derrykin Lough: Excellent access to good bank fishing. Quality pike. L...

Lough Corry is a mountain lough situated in Lisnaskea Forest. It is a developed fishery and holds a good stock of brown trout to 3lb, many of which are wild trout. Boats, without outboards, are allowed on Lough Corry, which is about 16 acres in area. Shore fishing is also good. The lough is now in a very sheltered situation, being completely surrounded by trees. It has a good hatch of murrough and other small sedges with pale wings and green body and evening dry fly fishing in late May and June...

The Sea Angling grounds of Clew Bay are recognised as being among the best in Europe. The inshore waters of Clew Bay offer excellent shallow water angling. In fact nearly every known species of fish existing in Irish waters has at some time being recorded in Clew Bay. Boats can be charted for angling, cruising or exploring some of Clew Bay's 365 islands....

Rates: Contact office for details Open : 9:00am - 1 hour after sunset all year round...

Lough Neagh has been described as a huge fish factory. It is the biggest lake in the British Isles, and it covers 153 square miles (400 km). Its uncanny similarity in size and shape to the Isle of Man gave rise to the legend that the mythical giant Fiann McCool scooped out a huge lump of earth and threw it into the Irish Sea - the lump of earth formed the Isle of Man, and the hole filled with water became Lough Neagh.

For the tout angler its main interest is the dollaghan, a unique...

The Discovery Park grounds are located around two rainbow trout angling lakes. The two man-made lakes were originally constructed by the Prior Wandesforde family as a centrepiece for the Demesne grounds. Having been drained in the past, the lakes are now fully re-instated with angling stands to allow full access to the water and a series of cascades link the lakes and channel the water back into the River Deen. The lower lake is reserved for fly fishing and the upper lake for bait fishing and bo...