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Carlingford Lough Sea Angling
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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Angling in Armagh
Tourist Information Centre, 40 English Street, Armagh, Armagh
There are many good fishing waters in the area. Apart from the Blackwater which offers trout and pike, you can catch eels in more than a score of rivers and lakes in beautiful countryside. There's free fishing in Poyntz Pass Canal, the Cusher and Callan rivers and half-a-dozen lakes....
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Angling Resources
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,...
Photo: The Oaks Trout Fishery, Derry County
The Oaks Trout Fishery
Enagh Lough, Judges Road, Derry, Derry
Oaks Trout Fishery is set on a beautiful 15 acre spring fed lake with an abundance of quality hard fighting triploid rainbow trout from 1.5lb to 15lb. It is for fly-fishing only and its location in a lowland and sheltered area allows ample space for bank anglers....
Photo: Faughan Anglers Association, Derry County
Faughan Anglers Association
The River Faughan, Clooney Road, Derry, Derry
Ireland is renowned as one of the finest game angling holiday resorts in Europe. The quality of angling here is superb. A wonderful array of wild salmon and wild brown trout can be found in almost every stream and lake. Ireland's wild sea trout are also renowned for their fighting qualities so even the smaller ones will satisfy most sport anglers. As most areas of sea trout fishing are among undisturbed scenic beauty spots fly fishing prevails. The open angling season is longer than anywher...
Photo: Foyle Fisheries Commision - Information Centre, Derry County
Foyle Fisheries Commision - Information Centre
8 Victoria Road, Waterside, Derry, Derry
A game rod licence is necessary for anglers fishin salmon sea trout brown trout or rainbow trout. This office will give clear advise and details of licences necessary for fishing in the local rivers and Lough Foyle. Coarse fishing is unlicensed in the Foyle area and exact locations for best results can be obtained by contacting this office. Costs : Contact office for rates. Open : 9:00am - 5:00pm / Mon - Fri...
Photo: Glenowen Fisheries Co-op Ltd., Derry County
Glenowen Fisheries Co-op Ltd.
Creggan reservoir, Upper Westway, Derry, Derry
Rates: Contact office for details Open : 9:00am - 1 hour after sunset all year round...
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Mullingar - The Capital of the Lakelands
Mullingar, Westmeath
Within an hour's drive of Dublin, Mullingar lies in one of the most scenic parts of the country, surrounded by rolling pastures and interrupted only by coniferous forests and some of the most beautiful lakes in Ireland earning Mullingar the title of "The Capital of the Lakelands". Mullingar is synonymous with some of the best known trout waters in Ireland - Loughs Ennell, Owel and Lough Sheelin. In 1894, Mr William Meares caught a prize winning 26Ib. 2oz. brown trout in Lough Ennell still re...
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Lough Carra
Ballintubber, Mayo, Mayo
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...
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Oughterard Fishing
Oughterard, Connemara, Galway
Fishing:
This charming town on the shores of the Interantionally famous trout-fishing Lough Corrib, is home to Ireland's oldest Angling Club. For more than a century it has been a base for anglers in search of immense brown trout and salmon. Lough Corrib has recently been designated a "salmonid" by the E.C., that is, a special trout and slamon lake worthy of preservation....
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