Coarse
and Pike Fishing Reports this
Week October 2nd
- Plenty
of news this week but angling hampered
over recent days by high winds and lots
of rain. Anglers can also apply for
entry to the European Pike Angling
Challenge 2002 Read
this week's report
Game
Angling Report October 2nd
FMD
Update
Following
a submission from the Central
Fisheries Board the issue of
import of live bait from GB
was discussed by the FMD Expert
Group on 28/6/01. The
recommendation is that WORMS for
use by anglers can
now be imported from Great
Britain. Maggots and other
groundbaits cannot
be imported from GB until further
notice.
See FMD
Update
List of
suitable disinfectants to use
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Amidst
the hundreds of fishing locations
described on this site, we have a
number which have been constructed in accordance
with guidelines set down by the
National Rehabilitation Board of
Ireland or are generally
suitable in terms of access and
facilities for disabled anglers.
Please view our page outlining
these venues
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| The
Shannon Regional Fisheries Board
presides over the Inland
Fisheries of the Shannon
catchment, the River Feale
catchment in north Co Kerry and
the rivers of Co Clare flowing
westwards to the Atlantic, an
area of over 7000 sq miles. The
coastal boundary stretches from
Kerry Head to Hags Head (Co
Clare). The Board is responsible
for the protection, conservation,
development, management and
promotion of Inland Fisheries,
including the sea angling
resource within its region. More Info
The Shannon
Regional Fisheries Board have
conducted extensive research into
providing you with the most
accurate and extensive
fishing guides available for the
region. To supplement and add
value to these guides we depend
on angling feedback. This is
where you can assist by letting
us know of your experiences or
best angling tactics on our
fisheries. Contributions
which we feel will add value to
our fishing guides will be posted
and if information is accepted
you will have a choice to have
your name and email address
included as a contributor at the
bottom of our guides to each
fishery described. This will
enable others to view,
communicate or even share other
information directly with you by
email. This we think you will
find a useful resource in
connecting you with an angling
community. Add Information Sea
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If
you are planning a fishing
holiday to the Shannon Region you
will find our Services Guide
section on the site invaluable.
Here you will be able to locate a
list of tour operators, Boat
Hire, Sea Charters, Bait
Stockists, etc .More
Info In addition we
feature full lists of local
contacts and services at
the bottom of all our individual
guides to fisheries, including
accommodation. Hope you find
these helpful Sea
Angling, Game
Angling, Coarse
and Pike Angling
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| The River Shannon
is a vast waterway offering a
huge diversity of angling
potential for the game, coarse
and sea angler. This is a
complete information package for
Angling Tourists and Irish
Anglers interested in fishing the
Shannon Region There is
extensive information on this
site on all matters directly and
indirectly related to angling in
the Region. The site features
weekly angling reports, a
dedicated section to the best
Pike Fisheries, Coarse Fisheries
(all main species), All Coarse
Angling Centres, Wheelchair
access - venues suitable for the
physically disabled angler,
Salmon and Trout rivers and lakes
fully described, Seashore, and
Inshore Angling Guides and
Interactive Map, full lists
of supporting angling services
and useful contacts locally,
hints and tips on fishing in
Ireland, fish species in Ireland
and angling notes,
Educational/Environmental
information and conservation
issues, and lots more.
Over 2001 we will
continue to develop the site into
a 'one stop planner' for your
angling holiday to this Region
with full supporting map systems.
For more introductory
information, we suggest you go to
our Introductory
link on the main menu below.
Thank you.
| Founded
in 1955 ISFC Irish
Specimen Fish Committee
is an independent
voluntary body,
representative of angling
in Ireland, whose
principal function is to
verify and publicise the
capture of large (i.e.
specimen) fish caught on
rod and line by anglers
in Ireland, both in
freshwater and marine
waters. The Committee
also ratifies Irish
record rod caught fish.
The ISFC co-ordinates and
administers the unique
specimen awards scheme
which is designed to
recognise any angler who
catches a specimen fish.
Successful anglers are
awarded a certificate and
a commemorative badge. More
Info For Awards click
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