angling ireland

 Newry Canal:
Fish: Bream, rudd, perch, pike, eels, trout
Camlough Lake:
Fish: Rudd, pike, perch, bream (over 8Ibs)
Clanrye River (Newry-Finnard Church stretch)
Fish: Brown and rainbow trout, pike
Greenan Lough
Fish: Brown and rainbow trout
Warrenpoint mill-pond and waterworks
Fish: Brown and rainbow trout
Cashel Lakes (Mullaghbane)
Fish: Brown and rainbow trout,...

Castleconnel has developed as a popular angling resort, which is unsurprising giving the catches enjoyed on this stretch of the Shannon. The world-renowned salmon fishery draws game anglers. Four of the eight beats are let by tender and four work on a day ticket basis. Each beat is limited to three rods a day. Boats give access to the large pools. In spring there is a good run of salmon, peaking in May-April and there is plenty of grilse peaking in June. Coarse angling can be enjoyed in the de...

Lough Carra which is situated south of Ballintubber is a limestone lake of around 4003 acres. The lake is a haven for the angler. It has a good stock of trout and it has one of the earliest and heaviest rises of May-fly in Western Europe. The lake is also of great historical interest. Along its shores stands Moore Hall, the historic home of the Moores and Castleburke, the ruins of the 15th century Norman de Burgo castle. Doon Archaeological Nature peninsula is a site of National importan...

The lakes in Claremorris and Irishtown, Co. Mayo are teeming with fish just waiting to be caught. Beautiful, secluded lakes in a tranquil pastoral setting is surely the coarse angler's paradise. Claremorris and its satellite village Irishtown, in the heart of Connaught, offer you the beauty of the countryside, the abundance of fish, the friendliness of the people and the peace and quiet that only Ireland can give....

Courtmacsherry Angling established over 25 years ago first on a seasonal basis but since 1997 when we built 2 new state of the art vessels, we operate on an all year basis. We operate from the fishing village of Courtmacsherry in West Cork,with only a short journey from Air and Sea ports. We provide charter, and self drive boats for the enthusiastic angler or the novice where we provide tuition in boat handling and fishing technique. Accomadation packages arranged in our 18th Century farmhous...

There are three other fishery owner on the Lough, but day tickets are only let on the Letterkenny Association water. Three boats are available for hire and outboards are allowed but not supplied so anglers are advised to bring their own. This used to be one of the great spring salmon loughs, but it never really recovered from the effects of UDN. Occasional salmon are now taken in April and May and a 28lb fish was taken in 1985. The brown trout are small but the lough produces a few from 3-4lb ev...

Portavoe, about 2 miles north of Donaghadee by the A2, covers some 30 acres. It holds a good stock of brown and rainbow tour and is very attractive place to fish. The season is from 1 March to 31 October and there is a 4 trout daily bag limit. Only orthodox fly fishing is permitted and not more than twenty rods are allowed on the water at any one time. The water level tends to drop sharply during the summer and this can have adverse effects on the fishing. Permission....

Deep sea angling competition open to all club members overseas.This is held every weekend for the month of July....