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Sea Trout fishing Guide
Notes: We specialise in seatrout fishing and the Moy estuary is our hunting ground. We offer an excellent choice of sea trout fishing which caters for all levels… from complete beginner to the experienced angler and all tackle is provided if required.
Pegasus II
Quicksilver 640 Yamaha 120hp
Skipper: Judd Ruane
Licence: 1555
Base: Ballina Operational area: Ballina Quay and Moy Estuary.
Notes: The angling boat Pegasus is equipped with the latest technology, fishing tackle and safety equipment. Licenced for a maximum of 4 rods skipper Judd Ruane specialises in catching sea trout on the beautiful Moy Estuary. Daily charter departs Ballina Quay and booking is essential. A salmon licence is required.
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Sea trout angling guide on the Moy estuary.
Notes: I have many years experience as an angling guide on the Moy estuary and I have an intimate knowledge of this area and the excellent sea trout angling available here. For more details about my guiding service and some photos please visit my website.
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Beyond the “clichés”, Ireland remains a wonderful fishing destination for wild fish addicts.
I’m a enthusiastic fishing guide operating in the west of Ireland in counties Mayo, Galway and West Cork with only 35 years of experience and still learning…..
Fly fishing for wild trout on Irish waters first but also rock fishing and pike fishing on lures to provide a nice alternative.
Every holiday is different, that is the reason why I offer tailored stays according to your time, budget and need.
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Salmon, trout and sea fishing Guide and Instructor CERT
Notes: Jim is a CERT qualified angling guide providing angling and tuition for brown trout on Loughs Conn and Cullin and Salmon fishing on the River Moy. Jim can also provide sea angling and sea trout angling in this area.
If you know of any fishing guides and instructors omitted from this directory please forward the name, contact details and other relevant information to the webmaster using the contact form at this link.
