FISHING in Ireland’s county LONGFORD
Lough Ree: Ireland’s second-largest lake, straddling Counties Longford, Westmeath, and Roscommon, renowned for coarse fishing, particularly pike, bream, roach, and…
FISHING in Ireland’s county MAYO
Lough Mask: A large limestone lake near Ballinrobe, renowned for its wild brown trout and some coarse fishing for pike…
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FISHING in Ireland’s county TYRONE
River Mourne: A key tributary of the Foyle River system, flowing through Strabane and Newtownstewart,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county WATERFORD
River Blackwater (Lismore to Cappoquin): One of Ireland’s premier salmon rivers, flowing through western Waterford,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county WESTMEATH
Lough Ree: Ireland’s second-largest lake, straddling Counties Westmeath, Longford, and Roscommon, renowned for coarse fishing…
FISHING in Ireland’s county WEXFORD
River Slaney (Enniscorthy to Wexford Harbour): A renowned salmon and trout river flowing through Wexford,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county WICKLOW
River Slaney: A major river flowing through Baltinglass and Shillelagh, renowned for salmon, sea trout,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county ARMAGH
Upper River Bann: A medium-sized river renowned for its brown trout fishing, particularly during hatches…
FISHING in Ireland’s county CARLOW
River Barrow (Carlow Town to Bagenalstown): A major river flowing through Carlow, renowned for coarse…
FISHING in Ireland’s county CAVAN
Lough Oughter: A complex lake system connected to the River Erne, near Killeshandra and Belturbet,…