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Tourist Information Office, Shee Alms House,, Rose Inn Street, Kilkenny, Kilkenny
The River Nore is a noted trout and salmon river. The season dates from February 1st for Salmon and March 1st for trout to end of September each year. The coarse angling enthusiast will find that the Graiguenamanagh area provides all his requirements....
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Letterkenny, Donegal
Gartan Lough is nearly two and a half miles long and lies off the L82 road near Church Hill. It holds small brown trout, averaging about 4oz, and occasional salmon. It is in a very scenic and attractive area and while there is not jetty, access is good and it is relatively easy to launch a boat. Permission...
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Roscommon, Roscommon
The enthusiastic angler can enjoy Coarse, Trout and Pike Angling at its best on the River suck, its tributaries and its many well known lakes. Excellent stretches from Bream, rudd, Pike, Tench and Wild Brown Trout. East access to River Banks and Lake Shores....
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Main Street, Kilcar, Donegal
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25 Chestnut Grove, Newry, Down
The Sharon Michele is a purpose build Aquastar 33 with a 320 HP turbo charged engine. Speed is in excess of 24 Knots and she is built to Department of Trade specifications. Skipper, Oliver Finnegan has many years seafaring and diving experience around the lough and the north east coast of Ireland....
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Sligo, Sligo
Welcome to an anglers paradise. Sligo boasts a maze of premium fishing rivers and lakes ranging in location from just outside Sligo City to the peripherals of the county. The waters of the county offer a vast array of fish from Cod to Conger, Tope to Turbot, Salmon, Pike, Trout and Coarse Fish....
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Adare, Limerick
The village of Adare offers the angler a choice of the River Maigue, which is good for trout and salmon, Bleach Lake with its trout and pike and the Shannon Estuary and North Kerry coastline which offers great sea fishing. It is a good idea to ask at your place of accommodation....
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Ballinamore, Leitrim
Ballinamore is internationally renowned for its abundance of coarse angling waters. Being in the centre of Leitrim's lakeland district there are a minimum of 40 lakes within a 10km radius of the town. Most of the waters can be fished from the shore, however for those who wish to explore further, boats are available locally for hire, for the angler who like canal fishing, we now have the new beautifully restored Canal, a magnificent fishing venture of Bream, Raoch, Tench Perch, Eel, and Pike....
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Kilmacrennan, Donegal
This lough lies to the west of the L82 about 2 miles north of Church Hill. It is set in a very scenic location and it has a reputation for restoring the confidence of disheartened anlgers. It holds a large stock of trout averaging 9 inches in length and weighing approximately 6oz. There aretwo small woods, one on the east and the other on the west bank;otherwise three quarters of the bank is fishable and a selection of small traditional flies will suffice. Permission...
Welcome Picture of Lough Ree
Roscommon, Roscommon
Lough Ree is a famous coarse angling lake, seventeen miles long and the second largest lake in the Shannon system. The lake is noted for its big pike. Lough Ree produces specimen bream, tench, hybrids and rudd each year. Bags of mixed coarse fish to 100Ibs are common for a day's fishing....
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