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Fishing in Ireland, a complete guide to angling in Ireland - Central Fisheries Board Fishing in Ireland, a complete guide to angling in Ireland - Central Fisheries Board

Fin magazine
Issue 3 of Fin is now avaiable. MORE

Angling Instructors and Guides Directory
A comprehensive list of Ghillies in Ireland
Features guides, ghillies and instructors of salmon, coarse, trout and pike fishing in Ireland. MORE

UPDATE
13th International Salmonid Habitat Enhancement Workshop, Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland September 16th - 19th, 2002. Timetable, Speakers, Registration MORE

Fishing in Ireland Introduction
Irish Fishing Regulations
Fishing Legislation, Angling Bye-Laws, open and close seasons for
salmon, trout, seatrout and sea bass, salmon and sea trout licences, tags and logbooks, FOOT AND MOUTH GUIDELINES... MORE

Fishing Reports May 22, 2002 NEW UPDATES
Irish Angling Update
Regular angling updates from around the country, featuring coarse, game, sea and pike angling reports. Find out where is fishing best... MORE

Game Angling and Fly Fishing in Ireland
Fishing for Salmon, Sea Trout and TroutThe essence of game angling is the pursuit of native fish in wild places; Ireland offers a unique opportunity to experience such fishing. Salmon, trout and sea trout are native species with an honoured place in Irish culture. MORE

Coarse Fishing in Ireland
Fishing for Bream, Rudd, Roach, perch etc...
Irish coarse fishing offers this solitude and tranquillity and it can also offer companionship to those who like to fish in company. But above all it offers superb fishing. It is still possible to find yourself in a corner of an Irish lough, sheltered by dense reed-beds standing in ten feet of clear water, and to feel that you are the first person ever to have fished that particular place... MORE
Sea Fishing in Ireland
Sea fishing for Coalfish, cod, pollack, bass, blue fin tuna, skate , rays etc...
Ireland's climate may give mixed summer weather of sun and rain, but because its seas benefit from the warming influence of the North Atlantic Drift they can be fished from spring to late autumn for species found elsewhere only in summer months, not least of which is the mighty blue-fin tuna... MORE
Pike Fishing in Ireland
Fishing for pikeThe pike is one of the most widespread of Irish fish and pike fishing is as old as Irish angling. The quality of habitat is one of the attributes of Irish pike fishing, and because of it the pike angler in Ireland can expect an excellent general standard of angling. Ireland's wild windswept waters have produced pike of legendary size, several of them exceeding 50lbs. MORE
Fly Fishing in Irish Trout Rivers
Flyfishing for river troutThe brown trout is a native Irish species, and the most widely distributed freshwater fish in Ireland. It thrives in rivers of all types, from small mountain streams to broad limestone rivers.
Ireland offers the essence of the sport - the pursuit of wild trout taking hatching fly in natural waters... MORE
Irish Tackle Shop Directory
Irish Tackle Shop Directory
The CFB offers Irish anglers and tourist anglers visiting Ireland a definitive list of all the fishing tackle shops in the land. Arranged by county and detailing what fishing tackle each shop sells, this is an invaluable angling resource... MORE
Irish Fishing Guides and Instructors Directory
Here you will find contact details of all the ghillies, guides and instructors for both flyfishing and coarse angling in Ireland.
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Eske Fishery, Donegal Town Minister Coughlan launches major rehabilitation programme on one of Ireland’s most important Salmon Fisheries MORE

€30m for Angling Projects
Trourism and Recreational Angling Measure 2002.


 


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