Very few fishing Currane, first salmon of the season yet to...
Vincent Appleby returns to the website for 2021 with his reports from Lough Currane which has been very quiet as only a handful of...
A Roadmap Policy Framework has been launched for Ireland’s Inland Fisheries
A Roadmap Policy Framework has been launched for Ireland’s Inland Fisheries
The Board of Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) welcomes Minister Eamon Ryan’s publication of ‘Towards...
‘The tug is the drug’ – best salmon takes from 2020
A lovely piece of footage below from Andrew McGall's YouTube channel featuring some of his best 'takes' while salmon fishing in 2020. Andrew fishes...
Level 5 lockdown extended to 5 March, what it means for...
The Government has extended the Covid-19 Level 5 restrictions until 05 March 2021. Travel restrictions mean anglers must stay within 5km of their home....
Appeal to salmon and sea trout anglers 2020 to return logbooks...
Salmon and sea trout anglers 2020
Inland Fisheries Ireland is appealing to all salmon and sea trout anglers to return their 2020 angling logbook and...
Galway Fishery opens for 2021 Season
Galway Fishery opens for 2021 Season
Inland Fisheries Ireland Galway Fishery is opening on Monday, 1st of February 2021 and will be operating strictly in...
Irish Angling Update – 22 January 2021
It was a much wetter week than we've had recently, but it's very cold again after a couple of milder days. At times it...
Local anglers enjoy Killybegs beaches
Stefan Martin from the Killybegs Mariners SAC reports…
17 January: Enjoying the fresh air and the great weather on our local beaches this weekend and...
Look and Learn: River dry flys and Killarney specials
Peter Driver of Piscari Fly is back for another episode in his winter fly tying series...
LIVE FLY TYING tomorrow night @ 8.30pm right here on...
Look and Learn: Tying pike flies with synthetics – Norbert Renaud
Norbert Renaud from L'Ile Verte Lodge in Cavan is a pike guide who specialises in bringing French anglers to Ireland. Based in Killeshandra, Norbert...
