Coarse angling reports

Regular coarse angling reports from all around Ireland featuring match and festival updates, as well a general news from popular and less well known venues.

Massive weights for Lurgan Coarse Anglers at Toomans Fishery

The Lurgan Coarse Angling Club made their annual carp trip to Toomans Fishery last week for a two-day event. From the start, it looked...
oaklands

Huge 131.620kg catch wins Leo Lynch 5th round of Oaklands summer league

John Browne reports on the fifth match of Oaklandโ€™s summer league which was fished on Sundayโ€ฆ The fifth match of the Summer League was a...

Good roaching fishing on the Suck for Ballyforan anglers

Ballyforan and District and District Angling Club reported great roach fishing on the river on Bank Holiday Monday. From their observations the fish getting...

Mick Flanagan hammers into perch on L. Ennell with wine gums…

Well-known angler and guide Mick Flanagan of Midland Angling & Shooting took a back seat last week as he went out in his brother's...

Lough Muckno needs your support

This news from the Lough Muckno festival organisers: We are all set for our first event of 2022 after a difficult and challenging two years....

Fantastic day on Lough Sillan for Naas and District Anglers

Paul McLaughlin reports on the Naas and District Anglers club social fished on Sundayโ€ฆ Fantastic fishing today for our club social. Fishing with friends for...

Learn to fish with Lough Ree Angling Hub at Lanesborough

Lough Ree Lanesborough Angling Hub are inviting novices of all ages to join their "Learn to Fish" course at Lanesborough on the banks of...
Portumna

Good fishing at Portumna ahead of Spring Festival

Portumna Coarse Angling Club fished a competition on the Town and Stick Ups sections in Portumna at the weekend. The venue had been fishing...
Steven Whyte

Steven Whyte wins All Ireland Method Feeder Championships again

NCFFI reports that Cavan angler and member of the CM Lakelands Feeder Club bronze medallist team Steven Whyte wins again!ย  Steven, who only caught...