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Newry, Down
 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,...
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Errislannan, Galway City, Galway
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Knockaderry, Waterford, Waterford
Knockaderry is a scenic 70 acre reservoir which holds a large stock of wild brown trout and rainbow trout. Managed by Southern Regional Fisheries Board, only fly fishing from the Board's boats is allowed, while fishing from the banks is prohibited. Boats can be hired from the caretaker at the reservoir....
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Creeslough, Donegal
This is a small lough beside Creeslough village. It used to hold an excellent stock of brown trout averaging 10 oz, with fish to 2km, but stocks have been greatly depleted in recent years by greedy and uncaring anglers. If you do catch fish, I suggest you return them safely to the water to conserve stocks. Useful fly patterns are Golden Olive, Wicham's Fancy, Black Pennell, Butcher and Connemara Black. Bank fishing only and about 25 per cent of the shoreline is fishable. Permission....
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Hilltown, Down
Spelga Dam, as it is popularly known, is set in the heart of the Mourne Mountains in some of the remotest and liveliest scenery in Northern Ireland. It is also very accessible off the B27 from Hilltown to Kilkeel. It holds brown trout, the season is from 1 March to 31 October, and all legal methods except groundbait and maggots are allowed. Permission...
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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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Ballynoe, Cobh, Cork
This is a sea angling service as well as a tackle shop. You can rent out a boat for deep sea angling and the other supplies that you will need to catch the fish - rods, tackle etc. 

The boat will cost E400 a day which to rent out is lienced to carry 12 people.  ...
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Sunnyside House, Macroom, Cork

The South Western Regional Fisheries Board is the competent fisheries authority for the inland fisheries and sea angling resource of much of Cork and Kerry.
The Fisheries Board produce comprehensive Irish angling guides, which are available in most book shops.

The influential Gulf Stream waters from the Gulf of Mexico drift close to the south-west coast of Ireland and every year sub tropical species of fish mingle with blue shark, gurnard, tope, wrasse, pollack, mackerel...

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Ballyshunnock, Waterford, Waterford
Ballyshunnock is another reservoir fishery. Bank fishing using all legal methods is allowed but ground baiting and use of maggots is strictly forbidden. Permits are available at Carrolls Cross Inn....
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