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Coarse
Angling News Highlights dated Tuesday November 8th, 2005
VIEW FULL COARSE ANGLING
REPORT - CLICK HERE
Photo: Derek a visiting angler taking time out to relax while
fishing on a lake swim on Lough Derg at Killaloe during the summer,
photo courtesy of TJ's Angling Centre, Killaloe
WINTER FLOODS AND HIGH WINDS
CURTAILING COARSE ANGLING AS WE WRITE
Since our last report on October 12th we've had
an abundance of rainfall and the high winds and further rainfall
yesterday Monday November 7th has left many of our fisheries in flood
or rising as we write, hence not much angling activity at
present. Unsettled weather and further wind is forecast for the
rest of the week so prospects are not favourable.
The Central Fisheries Board
Coarse fish policy review Group will be holding a public
workshop on Thursday November 24th in the Mullingar Park Hotel.
The objective of which is to develop a National Coarse Fish
Policy. Up for review will be fish health, legislation, angling
marketing, present day stock of coarse fish in Irish waters plus
lots more we are told. The meeting will commence at 9am, and
there are guest speakers from Northern Ireland U.K. and the
Republic of Ireland. This should be a very interesting meeting.
TIGHT LINES!
FISHERIES & ANGLING HIGHLIGHTS
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CENTRAL FISHERIES BOARD COARSE FISH POLICY REVIEW WORKSHOP
ANNOUNCED: Michael Flanagan announces this in his column
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SHANNON HARBOUR PRODUCED SOME FISH FOR PLEASURE ANGLERS: ShRFB reports for Ray Duithie
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VISITING ANGLERS HAD GOOD SPORT ON THE RIVER SUCK: Derry
Killeen, Shannonbridge reports
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COARSE FISHING SEASON ENDED WITH A SPLUTTER ON LOUGH DERG AROUND
KILLALOE: TJ'S Angling Centre Killaloe rounds up the year with his
final report.
Readership Statistics to this
week - 32,283 visitors have viewed the coarse fishing reports this season
2005
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Pike
Angling News Highlights dated Tuesday November 15th, 2005
VIEW FULL PIKE ANGLING
REPORT - CLICK HERE
Photo:
Glorious pike of 23lbs 7ozs for Alan O'Rourke
during the Larry Kelly competition on Lough Glore near Mullingar,
photo courtesy of Michael Flanagan, Angling Correspondent, Mullingar
GLORIOUS LOUGH GLORE OUR PIKE
ANGLING HOTSPOT THIS WEEK
Water levels have risen significantly on the Shannon with most of the
Shannon callows now flooded. A few visiting anglers who braved the
elements had good results on the
Shannon around Shannonbridge. In the Mullingar area Lough Glore
was a highlight with quality (if not quantity) pike caught to nearly
24lbs. Alan Mc Gurdy, CEO Eastern Regional Fisheries Board retires
after 40 years distinguished service. Michael Flanagan keeps us up to
date on this and other local news such as the upcoming Lough
Derravaragh Christmas competition scheduled for next Sunday. TIGHT
LINES!
ANGLING & FISHERIES HIGHLIGHTS
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GLORIOUS PIKE ON LOUGH GLORE: Mick
Flanagan, Angling correspondent reports on this and other local pike
angling news
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30 PIKE TO 20LBS FOR VISITING ANGLERS FROM
HALIFAX IN DIFFICULT CONDITIONS ON THE SHANNON AT SHANNONBRIDGE: Dermot Killeen reports on this and
other local pike fishing news
Readership Statistics to
this week - 26,860 visitors have viewed this report this season 2005
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