angling ireland

Dive West Ireland operates boat charters for diving, sea angling and island tours.

Diving the west coast of Ireland, P.A.D.I., C.M.A.S. diving instructor on board. Full 02 and medical kit on board. Diving courses, snorkeling equipment available.

Sea angling - over 30 varieties of fish known to inhabit the water around Belmullet. Experienced skipper - 2004 boatman prize for Belmullet International Sea Angling competition.

Island tour to the Inishkea Islands and I...

For many seasoned anglers, the fishing in Northern Ireland, and particularly in the Sperrin Region, ranks among the best anywhere. The Foyle, for example, is known to prominent local fisherman - and an increasing number of visiting anglers - as one of salmon fishing's best-kept secrets, ranking alongside better-known rivers such as the Tay, the Dee and the Spey....

The lower Bann drains the 250 square miles of Lough Neagh and all the salmon entering the huge system pass through it on their way upstream. In contrast to the Foyle, much of the river is slow flowing but at certain points there are weirs and lock gates which create holding pools for the fish. Most of the fish are caught between mid-June and the end of September. The river gets a small but significant spring run and fish are caught from 1st March to the middle of May when the first of the...

Access to these three loughs is either off the small mountain road to the north and in by the west side of Lough Boyle or by taking another small road from the west and coming in past Lough Keeran. Either way, it is difficult going and will take well over an hour. Golagh has an nice stock of good trout averaging three quarter pound, with some to nearly 3 pounds. The banks are difficult to fish in places, but at some points it is possible to wade. One of the best areas is the long, sometimes very...

The Lough Melvin Holiday Centre provides a base for those who wish to get away and savour the natural beauty, tranquility and distinctive flavour of a holiday setting that will be an experience of peace,...

There are six reservoirs in the Woodburn district near Carrickfergus. The reservoirs provide a wide variation of fishing areas....

The 4,000 year old tradition of eel fishing is still strong on Lough Neagh, with many local communities dependent upon the 'harvesting' of the eels. The eel's life cycle begins when the tiny elvers set out from the Sargasso Sea on a mammoth journey to the mouth of the River Bann near Coleraine. During the final leg of their journey downstream to Lough Neagh many of the maturing brown eels are caught by local fishermen using traditional methods. The surviving eels remain in the lough and at...

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....

Butlersbridge is a trout angling centre on the Annalee River and contains a very photogenic inn which is a popular stopping place on the road. Butlersbridge is a picturesque village sited on the Annalee River, just before it enters Lough Erne. Butlersbridge is located just 5km north of Cavan town on the N3.

For more information on Angling in Cavan, contact the Cavan Tourist Office

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Rathbeggan Lakes offers a fun filled day of entertainment for the entire family. The lakes are situated in the picturesque Tolka Valley just north of Dublin. You can opt for a peaceful day of fishing or go for a leisurely stroll taking in the views that surround you. There is plenty of entertainment for children with a playground, mini football pitch, pet corner and many more attractions....