Terryglass Angling & Conservation Club held their June Pike Competition at the weekend. Despite the very strong wind conditions there was a good turn out with most boats fishing up the River Shannon in calmer conditions. There were only 4 pike of any size caught which was a bit disappointing for this time of the year.

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Miread Tierney owner of Paddys Bar & Restaurant Terryglass , Mark Harding 3rd, Jason Molloy 2nd, Seamus Murphy 1st, displaying the Clubs new aluminium measuring boards for catch and release competitions.

Seamus Murphy continued his run of luck and succeeded in taking 1st prize with an 86cm, and Jason Molloy took 2nd with 70cm, and Mark Harding took 3rd with 68cm. This was their first Competition using their new aluminium measuring boards, with the printing done by Nenagh Guardian Print. Prizes were kindly sponsored by Miread Tierney, Paddys Bar, Terryglass who also provided hot food and sandwiches during the evenings “Après Angling”.

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Nice fish for Owen this morning….He dosent look happy ….but he was ….really

Down the lake Paul Bourke had better fishing and managed to get Owen on to some good fish on Friday. Saturday proved better. One angler in the group broke his PB twice twice. The pike ranged from were 103cm, 101 cm, 93 cm to 91 cm. And some smaller ones too. Casting in small bays full of weed and lilly pads worked best on the day.

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a mix of line thru lures and jerk baits did the business for Pierre’s clients

French guide Pierre Monjarret also had good fishing over the weekend particularly on Sunday and Monday of this week.

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sail power
Some anglers are catching where others are just content in enjoying the Lough Derg boating experience. The above anglers seems to have had conquered the best of both worlds… sailing and trolling for trout under wind power