Cappoquin Salmon & Trout Anglers Association - River Blackwater

Cappoquin, Waterford

The Blackwater holds many species of fish including salmon, sea trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, roach, dace, perch, gudgeon, bream, eels pike, mullet and shad. It is managed by the Cappoquin Salmon and Trout Anglers Association. Lire la suite

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Mount Juliet Fishing River Nore

Thomastown, Kilkenny

Mount Juliet is located in Thomastown, County Kilkenny and provides two private fishing lakes, each stocked with a variety of fish. Fishing can be arranged for a day, an afternoon or a few quiet hours in the evening and expert help is on hand. Lire la suite

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Oliver International Fishing Centre

Belturbet, Cavan

The International Fishing Centre, is a family run business, created in 1986. It is situated on the shore of the River Erne, only 3km from the charming village of Belturbet. The centre caters for coarse and pike angling holidays. Lire la suite

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Delphi Fishery

Leenane, Galway

Delphi Fishery is located in Connemara, County Galway offers top quality salmon fishing in beautiful mountainous surroundings. There is a wide variety of fly fishing on an exceptionally pretty river, and two spectacular lakes. Lire la suite

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Castle Archdale Boat Hire

Enniskillen, County Fermanagh

Boats for hire - 6 seater & 8 seater. Lire la suite

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Belmullet Sea Angling Club

Belmullet, Mayo

Belmullet, County Mayo, in the centre of the Barony of Erris and lying between the two bays of Broadhaven to the north, and Blacksod to the south, is the ideal place for a sea angling holiday. Lire la suite

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The Governor's Lodge

Omagh, County Tyrone

The Governor's Lodge is situated in the centre of the Baronscourt Estate and dates back to 1890. ... Lire la suite

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The River Shannon – Lanesboro to Rooskey

Lanesborough, Longford

The River Shannon upstream from Lanesboro, County Longford holds stock of pike. The weedy inlets and wider stretches are the most productive especially where the Feorish and Camlin rivers enter and downstream from Tarmonbarry Lock. Lire la suite

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River Inny

Castlepollard, Westmeath

The River Inny is a magnificent pike fishery which flows in a south westerly direction from Lough Sheelin into Lough Kinale, Lough Derravaragh, Lough Iron and into Lough Ree at Inny Bay. Lire la suite

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Lough Gowna

Lough Gowna, Cavan

The numerous interconnected lakes that form the headwaters of the Erne are collectively known as the Gowna lakes. Lough Gowna consists of a number of large basins connected by short river stretches and is principally pike fishing water. Lire la suite

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