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Station Road, Ballyshannon, Donegal
We provide fishing licenses and permits for all of the Northern regions, both Northern and Southern Ireland. We also provide detailed up to date information on the best fishing spots in the North....
Welcome Picture of Ballinasloe Coarse angling
Ballinasloe, Galway
The River Suck in Ballinasloe is deep and slow - it is probably Ireland's most productive coarse fishing river. There are great shoals of bream to 8Ibs everywhere and throughout the summer bags in excess of 100Ibs are common.

The stretch south of the town near Coreen ford has an excellent stock of tench to 6Ibs and rudd to 2Ibs are common. There is good road access at Coulagh and access at Dalysgrove north of Ballinasloe is over private property and permission should be sought.
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Welcome Picture of Lough Swilly
Beverly Hills, Ballyboe, Rathmullan, Donegal
Lough Swlly gives you magnificent view of both the Inishowen Peninsula and Fanad Peninsula. Ideal place for fishing...
Welcome Picture of Ballaghaderreen The Lung Valley Coarse Angling
Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon
20 minutes from Knock Airport, the Lung Valley is an angler's paradise with its rivrs and lakes. Lough Gara, Lough Glynn, Lugh Errit, Lough Urlar, Cloonaholly, Cloonaught. The best Coarse Fishing water in Ireland for Bream, Roach, Rudd, Hybrids, Perch, Tench, Trout, Eel and Pike in excess of 30Ibs....
Welcome Picture of Salmon and Trout Fishing
Galway, Galway
Salmon and Trout:
There are many salmon rivers and loughs in the Western Fisheries Region as well as many large and small wild brown trout waters. Sea trout have been scarce in recent years because of the effect sea-lice have on stocks. Presently stocks are potected by having a ban on the killing of the species in this region and part of the North Wetern Fisheries region only. It is illegal to kill sea-trout in these areas.

Some of the better salmon waters in our region...
Galway Bay
Galway Office, Galway, Galway
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Dunamanagh, Strabane, Tyrone
Moor Lough is situated just over 3 miles south of Dunmanagh in scenic hill country. It is well signposted and access to it is good, so much so that it can be recommended for disabled anglers. The season runs from 1 March to 20 October. There is a 10 inch size limit and a 4 fish bag limit in operation.

All legitimate methods except groundbait and maggots are allowed off the bank. Moor Lough is stocked with brown trout and their average weight is 1lb. Standard traditional fly patte...
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Sligo, Sligo
A deep lake holding brown trout and perch . Free fishing from the shore....
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Enniskillen, Fermanagh
This 45 acre lough which lies to the north of the A4 Belcoo-Enniskillen road is stocked with brown trout. The season runs from 1 March to 30 September, with a 4 trout bag limit and a 10 inch size limit. Fishing stands are provided and boats are available for hire from Mrs M Brownlee, Collyermer, Letterbreen. Privately owned boats are not allowed. Permission required....
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Belleek, Fermanagh
This is a small lough on the Fermanagh - Donegal border. It is approached off the B136 Belleek-Pettigo road. Take the by road to the north 2 miles west of Pettigo and one and a half miles along that road there is a forest road to the lough with a car park by the shore. The trout here average a half lb and rise freely. An average catch should produce 3-4 trout and it is possible to get fish hee up to about one and three quarters lbs. It can be fished all round and wading is possible, but be caref...
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