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Cavan Monaghan Lakelands Feeder Club reports on their first post lockdown match:
Daryl Ewing of Sligoboatcharters has been hitting plenty of Spurs to specimen size of late. There have been so many of them that it’s been difficult to get through them to any other fish but when you are getting Spurs to that size it’s hardly the end of the world…

To BookTo book the best sea fishing in Co. Sligo you can get in touch with Daryl on 086 8913618 email [email protected], or check the website at www.sligoboatcharters.com,
Sean Maguire from Fishingadventures reports on a good day out in Clare. Weather was poor and conditions lumpy but he was lucky to have a group of experienced anglers aboard who managed to catch plenty of fish despite the conditions. Pollack were prominent in catches with fish to 4kg along with numbers of cod and gurnard.

Fishing Adventures on Séan Maguire’s Lady Gwen II, a Lochin 33 M265Ti Perkins charterboat which operates 15 miles from Kilbaha, Carrigaholt, and Kilrush.
Whether you want to go to the Atlantic Ocean for a large selection of species, including different types of shark, or fish the estuary for ray conger tope etc, Fishing Adventures will cater for whatever fishing you desire.
Telephone: +353 (0) 877508758 or +353 (0) 894431182
Email: [email protected] Web: www.fishingadventures.ie
Charter angler Kit Dunne of Wicklow Boat Charters is still knocking out plenty of specimens.

Weather was a bit variable over the past few days and conditions got a bit lumpy at times but that didn’t prevent the big ones being caught including a PB Hound for Jessica McBride.

There were a couple of decent Huss thrown in for good measure.

Angling Charters are offered on a full-day, half-day and evening trip basis and can be tailored to suit your needs. Two boats available – Lisin and Castle Maiden. All levels of anglers are catered for. Anglers will benefit from your skipper’s angling experience and local knowledge with advice and guidance on-hand at all times.
Specialist Angling Charters are offered for those who wish to target specific species, specimen fish or try new methods of angling.
Whether you’re a Club, Individual, School or Junior you can have an angling coaching session or programme tailored to suit your needs.
Kit Dunne
Wicklow Boat Charters
Telephone: +353 (0)87 6832179 +353 (0)404 67031
Email: [email protected] Website: www.wicklowboatcharters.ie
Well known sea angler Jim Clohessy took advantage of a bit of recent sunshine to put a bend in the rods in Cork Harbour over the weekend. Mackerel were scarce so the lads had to rely on lures which, luckily, didn’t let them down.

The blue skies led to some nice fish being caught and also made for stunning photos.


Tom Collins of Sea Angling Charters reports that the specimen skate are putting in an appearance off Union Hall at the moment. He has had a couple of specimen sized skate in the past week including this one:

Tom has also seen some good catches of Cod and an unusual catch of a Lemon Sole:

Go Fishing…..
Tom Collins, Sea Angling Charters
Loch and Iasc
Operates 12 months of the year and specialise in shark fishing. With experienced skipper Tom Collins the Loch an Iasc is a modern charter company which offers a comprehensive range of services to customers and aims to cater for your every need be it Mackerel, Reef, Wreck, Specimen or Shark fishing.
Telephone: +353 (87) 2792983
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.seaanglingcharters.ie
David McEvoy has reported a very strong run of grilse into the Delphi system over the past few weeks, not doubt encouraged into the system by the heavy rain over the past month. They had 83 fish recorded for the month up to 13th July but with numbers varying wildly from day to day. See David’s full report here.
Dublin small boat angler Niall Hogan has been getting some pretty decent cod fishing in recent times.
Fishing in the Skerries area he has taken a few good fish with the best being a nice lump of 11lb taken on Tuesday night. Great to see cod of this size being caught in the Dublin area.


