Season on Arrow comes to an end

Lough Arrow Anglers fished their last competition of the year on Saturday 30th September. Read their report below... We held our rescheduled end of...

Dave Carter wins Ottewill Trophy on Inniscarra

Anglers fishing for the Ottewill Trophy on Inniscarra Lake during the week had to concentrate on skimmers, hybrids and bream as the roach were...

Johnny Bailey wins inaugural Loch Mahon Autumn League

Last September, we reported on a new league, based around fishing four of Ireland's commercial fisheries. Well, having fished 7 matches across...

Piscari-Fly Newsletter – 12th September 2023

How's the Fishing? The Nore system is holding its water well after that blast of sunshine. The gauge at Mount Juliet is reading 0.323 and...
Aerial view of the Bride at Conna

Good trout fishing reported from the Bride and other Blackwater tribs

The Bride continues to fish very well for Trout, with Nymphs being the most productive method of taking Trout. River conditions and water levels on...
coalfish

Great lure fishing reported from Connemara’s coast

Jasper Mathews reports on the lure fishing along the West Connemara coastline... Relatively calm weather and swell has made for some great lure fishing recently...

Another few salmon from the Killarney lakes last week

Water levels are still low on the Laune, lakes and Flesk. There were 2 grilse reported from the Killarney Flesk weighing 3lbs each on worms...
Lough Currane on Sunday

More wind, more rain, more sleet and snow, but no salmon...

Vincent Appleby reports from Lough Currane 21/2/20 Lough Currane Anglers headed straight for the high stool for a large whisky in the jar, as...

UK regulars have some good catches of Bream and Tench.

Angling guide Kevin Lyons of Melview Lodge had some UK anglers visiting to experience some wild bream and tench fishing in the Midlands: Len and...

New Episode of Ireland on the Fly: Weed Growth on Irish...

River Suir angler George McGrath got in touch about an issue that has angered and energised him and many of you in the Irish...