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Mostly jacks at final National Pike Championships qualifier

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myleskelly
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John Chambers of the Irish Federation of Pike Angling Clubs reports on the last qualifier of the 2016/17 National Pike Championships – the Stewards Qualifier. It was fished over the weekend on a small County Cavan lake that usually produces 20, 30 and 40 lb bags. However, over in days leading up to the competition there had been a lot of rain and water levels were up several feet. This usually puts pike off and Sunday was no exception. It was very hard going with only small numbers jacks on the feed.

Results:

  • 1. Paul Mc Carthy 7 fish 14-10lb
  • 2. Eddie Mc Guirk 5 fish 13-08lb
  • 3. Mickey Mc Kenna 4 fish 9-08lb
  • 4. Pat Dunphy 3fish 9-03lb
  • 5. Paddy Mc Kenna 2 fish 5-11lb
  • 6. Ibar Condron 2 fish 5-09lb
  • 7. Pat Gorman 2 fish 4-13lb

Upcoming events

IFPAC
IFPAC

Mar 12 Ardee Pike Anglers Club. Open comp for Buddy Martin Memorial Cup. Meet at Muldoons Bar in Ardee from 9-30 for fishing 11-4
Mar 12 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Ballyalla Lake, fishing 11-4
Mar 12 Rossmore Coarse Angling Club, Pairs comp. Ph David 086 8193678
Mar 12 Camlin & Dist Anglers boat comp for Ray Gill Memorial. Fishing 11 to 5. Entry €40 per boat. Phone Michael 086 8715207
Mar 12 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Murphy Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
Mar 19 Tulla & Dist A.C. boat comp for O`Halloran Cup on Lough Bridget. Entry €15 and all welcome. Ph Declan 087 9374891
Mar 19 Lough Gowna & Upper Erne A.A. Boat comp for John Frank Smith Memorial, fishing 11 – 4. Phone Kieran 0868579156
Mar 19 Leinster Pike Angling Club, competition
Mar 19 Virginia Pike Anglers Club, 2nd leg of league
Mar 25 Boyle & Dist A.C boat comp for Donnellan`s on Lough Gara, fishing 11-5. Ph Jane 0868301261
Mar 26
Mar 31 Portadown Pike Anglers – an evening with “adventures of a river piker” Nathan Edgell in Brownstown Park Community Centre. Tickets £5, juniors £3. Details 07977446848
Apr 2
Apr 9 Cathedral City Pike Club – Armagh, open charity match to raise funds for prostate cancer. Loughall Park, Portadown. Fishing 8 to 5. Entry £15
Apr 9 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Inchiquin Lake, fishing 11-4
Apr 15/16 Boyle & Dist A.C Easter Pike Festival boat comp on Lough Key. Big prize fund, Ph Jane 0868301261
Apr 16 Leinster Pike Angling Club, competition
Apr 22 Final of the 2016/17 National Pike Championships based in Gleesons, Roscommon Town
Apr 22 Lough Gowna & Upper Erne A.A. JUNIOR boat comp, fishing from 12 noon, phone Kieran 0868579156
Apr 23 Lough Gowna & Upper Erne A.A. Boat comp for Bernard Kiernan Memorial, fishing 11 – 4. Phone Kieran 0868579156
Apr 23 Leinster Pike Angling Club, Open Junior competition
Apr 26,27,28 Lough Ree Pike Angling Festival, boat comp ph Eamon for details 087 2340815 or visit http://www.athloneanglersassociation.ie … 4587518021
Apr 30 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Hunter Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
Apr 30, May 1 Rossmore Coarse Angling Club, Weekend boat outing to Shannon. Ph David 086 8193678
May6/7 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 2 day boat competition
May 7 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 1st Qualifier. The Derries, check in at Pikers Lodge Lough Gowna from 9-30 fishing 11-4
May 14 Lough Gowna & Upper Erne A.A. Boat comp for Harry Kinkade Memorial, fishing 11 – 4. Phone Kieran 0868579156
May 21 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Miltown Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
May 28
June 4 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Dromore Lake, fishing 11-4
June 11 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 2nd Qualifier. River Finn, check in at Round Tower, Clones from 9-30 fishing 11-4
June 18 Leinster Pike Angling Club, competition
June 24, 25 Camlin & District Anglers host Lough Ree International Pike Challenge, boat comp with €10,000 prize fund. Ph Michael on 086 8715207 for details
June 24/25 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, 24 hour Comp for Gingerstown Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
July 2 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships.3rd Qualifier, River Suck, check in at Shearwater Hotel, Ballinasloe from 9-30 fishing 11-4
July 9 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Inchiquin Lake, fishing 11-4
July 9 Leinster Pike Angling Club, lure only competition
July 15 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Dubs Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
July 16 IFPAC Pairs Competition on River Suck, Check in at the Bridge Bar in Athleague from 9-30 for fishing 11 to 4. 2 stretches with one team member on each
July 23 Leinster Pike Angling Club, competition
July 30
Aug 6 Scotshouse Pike Anglers Club. Open comp on River Finn. Check in at Round Tower Pub in Clones from 9-30 for fishing 11 to 4. Phone DIARMUID 0870633621
Aug 13 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 4th Qualifier. Hollybank/Garty lakes, check in at the Breffni Arms in Arva from 9-30 fishing 11-4
Aug 20 Leinster Pike Angling Club, competition
Aug 20 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for McCabe Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
Aug 27 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Dromore Lake, fishing 11-4
Sept 3 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 5th Qualifier. River Shannon at Athlone, check in from 9-30 fishing 11-4
Sept 9/10 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 2 day open competition
Sept 10
Sept 17
Sept 24 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 1st Leg of Winter League
Sept 24 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Davey Ward Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
Oct 1 Fergus Salmon Anglers comp on Ballyalla Lake, fishing 11-4
Oct 1 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships.6th Qualifier. River Inny, check in at Oasis Bar, Legan from 9-30 fishing 11-4
Oct 7/8 Ireland Vs Great Britain Team Challenge Match to be held in England
Oct 8
Oct 15 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 2nd Leg of Winter League
Oct 22 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Gunner O`Neill Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397
Oct 29
Nov 5 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 7th Qualifier. St Johns Lough, Check in at Ballinamore from 9-30 fishing 11-4
Nov 12
Nov 19 All Ireland Inter Club Team Challenge. Meet at Dans Bar in Newbliss from 9-30 for fishing 11-4.
Nov 19 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 3rd Leg of Winter League
Nov 26 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Annual Open. ph Bren 085 8183397
Dec 3 Go Hire 2017/18 National Pike Championships. 8th Qualifier. Woodford River, Check in at the Anglers Rest, Ballyconnell from 9-30 fishing 11-4
Dec 10 Leinster Pike Angling Club, 4th Leg of Winter League
Dec 10 Newbridge & Dist Pike Anglers, Comp for Eileen Horgan Cup. ph Bren 085 8183397

Shore angling possible around Galway city despite floods

By
myleskelly
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Galway Bay Sea angling Club
Galway Bay Sea angling Club

Brian Reidy of Galway Bay Sea Angling Club tells us there are coalies, pollack, 3 bearded rockling,  shore rockling and flounder to be had west of Galway city despite all the freshwater thundering into the bay. Not only this but, according to Brian, those with time and determination can still pick out a bass on the south of the bay.

NEW DATE – NEW DATE – NEW DATE!!!
Galway Bay Sea Angling Club open shore competition, also incorporating the TUBERTINI HIGH QUALITY West Coast Shore League Leg 1
Saturday 25th of March, Renvyle, Co. Galway.
Check in 17:00, fishing 18:00 to 22:00
Entry – Adults €15, Juniors €5
Cash prizes for open on day
Please contact Brian if you intend to fish before 18:00 Thursday, 23rd – [email protected] or 0857339040

West Coast Shore League
Entry – Adults €30, Juniors free
Best 5 out of 6 legs count
Must be member of an IFSA club
Sea Angler Penn Points available

Join the Club…

Whether its a few casual outings in the summer or increasing your knowledge on the match scene Galway Bay Sea Angling Club is for you!
Email [email protected] or contact Peter on 087 9538750 or Brian on 085 7339040

Galway Bay Sea angling Club
Galway Bay Sea angling Club

Pairs Species Hunt to support Irish Ladies Shore Team

By
myleskelly
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Pairs Species Hunt 26 March
Pairs Species Hunt 26 March

The Ladies World Shore Championships are been held in South Africa in July.

A fundraising match has been organised to help get the Irish Ladies Team there on Sunday March 26th.

This will be a Pairs Species Hunt. Check in is at 7.30am at Waterford Outdoor and Angling Centre or Arthurstown, more information below.

Pre-entry is advised – contact Jane Cantwell for details on 087 223 5434

Pairs Species Hunt 26 March
Pairs Species Hunt 26 March

West Cork anglers make most of the fishing at east Cork venue

By
myleskelly
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Biggest fish went to Danny O Riordan for a 72cm Painted Ray
Biggest fish went to Danny O Riordan for a 72cm Painted Ray

Terry O Donovan reports on the West Cork and District SAC match at Ballinwilling on Saturday…

Ballinwilling
Ballinwilling

First of all we would like to say a huge welcome to our two new members Mark and Denis who made the trip to East Cork to fish with us and also welcome back to some familiar faces from past seasons, James Kiniry and SOD.

Another mishap with the weather saw the back up venue being brought into play, with Ballybranigan having been the original venue but having come out a bit worse for wear from recent storms was unfishable. Ballinwilling was the back up venue and 16 anglers turned out for check in and we were greeted by perfect conditions. A cold off shore breeze with some colour in the water and no weed.

Fishing started at 6pm and it was patchy from the off with anglers struggling to find any rhythm to their catches. Rory on the end peg put some good numbers on his card in the first 2 hours with Derek hot on his heels. New member Mark certainly wasn’t showing signs of shyness by getting straight down to business putting double figures on his score card. Oskar was also into the swing of things from the off in the middle of the beach. In the last hour SOD had found some numbers and put some double shots on his card that would see him do well.

Biggest fish went to Danny O Riordan for a 72cm Painted Ray
Biggest fish went to Danny O Riordan for a 72cm Painted Ray

As the final whistle went and lines were reeled in the early lead that Rory had enjoyed had been eaten into by Derek and it finished very close with not even an undersize fish between them.
A huge well done to Derek!

The top ten

  • 1st Derek Kenrick 14 fish 419 points
  • 2nd Rory O’Connor 14 fish 411 points
  • 3rd Stephen SOD O’Donovan 12 fish
  • 4th Mark O Sullivan
  • 5th Oskar Derdowski
  • 6th Mike Carlton
  • 7th Gearoid McCarthy
  • 8th Graham Flanagan
  • 9th Barry O Rourke
  • 10th Stan Topelewski

Biggest fish went to Danny O Riordan for a 72cm Painted Ray. Well done to Danny.
A total of 102 fish were caught and released and catches were made up of Coalies, Whiting, Codling, Flounder, Rockling, Dogfish and Painted Ray.

Terry O’Donovan
West Cork and District Sea Angling Club

Join the club…

The club was formed on march 19th 2009, in the small picturesque harbour town of  Kinsale County Cork. We’re an inclusive club, this can be seen in our membership profile; from anglers who are new to match fishing all the way up to members of the Irish World Shore Team 2010, two of which are in the club! The club holds circa 10 competitions per year, members are encouraged to practice a catch and release policy in the interests of conservation. Anybody wishing to join our club is always welcome, just use the contact us page and we will give prospective members full details.
Web: http://westcorkanddistrict.webs.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Cork-and-District-SAC/201776589958897

Ballinwilling -getting set up
Ballinwilling -getting set up

Currane bedevilled by windy weather

By
myleskelly
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Vincent Appleby reports on yet another windy week in the Kingdom of Kerry where anglers make serious efforts between the gales but were not rewarded by the thrill of connecting with a fresh salmon…

02 March:  The weather takes the headlines again and for good reason, there was a strong Southerly wind blowing across the lake with heavy rain at times and just for the record it make a small flood, come afternoon the wind did drop but there wasn’t any reports of any rod benders. Amount of rainfall yesterday 5.3mm.

03 March:  There were 3 boats out on the Waters of Lough Currane today, anglers hammered the North Shore out to the Grassy and into the Mouth of the Commeragh and back down to the Morgan’s Rock and what did they get for their hard efforts, absolutely nothing and they call themselves professionals!! I agree they are in the bars! as they try to convince themselves that they are better than what they actually are and if I’m wrong prove it, I would be delighted to eat humble pie! So who will stand and deliver or I should say catch and deliver! Wind North light and overcast with heavy rain at times. Amount of rainfall yesterday 13.5 mm.

04 March:  Lough Currane Anglers took another rest day in the angling and boatmanship department and who could blame them! You take this morning there was a strong and gusty North wind blowing and when I say strong I mean strong, in fact some of the gusts were dam dangerous! but come afternoon the wind dropped and you could say my fellow anglers dropped out of the race as the Wild Atlantic Salmon gave we the Anglers a Winston Churchill. Amount of rainfall yesterday was 30.2mm.

05 March:  On today’s notes there will be no sarcasm and we will stick to the facts and they are as follows, anglers were left stranded on the shoreline and for good reason, Kerry was on a yellow alert and was it wild, with a strong wind and violent gusts from NW as it battered Lough Currane and in the words of local gillie Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com No News No Boats and plenty of wind from the NW as usual. That’s your ration this day. Amount of rainfall yesterday 5.3 mm.

06 March:  The Only bit of action today was on Dominic’s mobile phone and for  good reason it was his 46th Birthday and going by all accounts the party is in full swing in the back of the Lobster and just for the record that’s not false news!! Now for today’s fishing facts, there were 3 boats out manipulating in a fresh to strong and gusty NW wind with heavy showers and sadly there were no reports of any rod benders. Amount of rainfall yesterday was 3.9mm.

07 March:  There were five boats manipulating Lough Currane today with their flies and Lures at the ready, but I can say without any fear of contradiction today’s selection has a lot to be desired. Just for the record, Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com caught 5 Kelts to his boat and all returned safe and sound. Wind SE then veered SW with rain for the majority of the day, amount of rainfall yesterday 8.3mm.

That is your ration from the last week on Lough Currane, from your Gillie and the Waterville Fishery, no spin no fly’s just facts.
Vincent Appleby

Make a Booking

Vincent Appleby Eureka Lodge, Caherdaniel West, Co. Kerry.
Telephone: +353 (0)66 9475248
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.salmonandseatrout.com

Find out more about Lough Currane…

The rivers and lakes of Waterville drain a large catchment and are regarded by many as the foremost Salmon and Sea-Trout fishery in the country. The lake system is well developed with access to boats and guides being readily available to the tourist angler. The Sea-Trout caught here are renowned for their size and quantity. For more details see

Go and Catch at Lough Namachree and Lough Sillan

By
myleskelly
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Rimantas Kondrackas.
Rimantas Kondrackas - 3.60kg

The Go and Catch Feeder Fishing Team fished the 2nd round of their Random Pairs on Lough Namachree and Lough Sillan, Caravan Park at the weekend. The conditions were not as bad as had been expected but as the lake was high and coloured the catches were all below 10lb. Not bad all things considered.

Donatas Nekrasius
Donatas Nekrasius – 4.60kg

The results are as follows:

Lough Namachree

  • 1st Donatas Nekrasius
  • 2nd Rimantas Kondrackas
  • 3rd Tomas Juknevicius
Rimantas Kondrackas.
Rimantas Kondrackas – 3.60kg

Lough Sillan, Caravan Park:

  • 1st Robertas Zilaitis
  • 2nd Irmantas Sriupsa
  • 3rd Mantas Tamosevicius

Random pairs results after 2 matches:
1st Donatas Naekrasius & Vilius Lasys (12pts)
2nd Rimantas Kondrackas & Vidas Butkus (15pts)
3rd Vaidas Jagela & Irmantas Sriupsa (16pts)
4th Robertas Zilaitis & Darius Sakalys (17pts)
5th Romas Navickas & Arnoldas Zutkis (20pts)
Well done!! Only 2 matches left!!

the full results on the day
The full results on the day

Join the club…

The Go and Catch Feeder Fishing Team is based in Cavan.

Contact: Robertas Zilaitis
Email: [email protected]
Click here for the Go and Catch Facebook page

Over 8m of trout wins Carrigavantry Cup

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myleskelly
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Mark Rogan is presented the Carrigavantry Cup
Mark Rogan is presented the Carrigavantry Cup

Waterford Fly Fishing Club held its Carrigavantry Cup and Nadine Caner Battle fundraiser on Saturday. The lake fished really well despite the cold conditions and northerly winds, and some big catches were recorded. In total there were 23 anglers competing for the top spot and between them they caught 176 trout. The biggest fish landed on the day was a brown of 57cm. It is a testament to these anglers care and attention to correct Catch and Release methods that there were no casualties amongst the fish.

The anglers assembled
The anglers assembled
  • 1st Mark Rogan 18 fish for 804cm
  • 2nd Niall O Neill 14 fish for 617cm
  • 3rd Hubert Smith 14 fish 590cm
Mark Rogan is presented the Carrigavantry Cup
Mark Rogan is presented the Carrigavantry Cup

The club thanked all competitors for making the effort to get to Waterford. Anglers travelled from Northern Ireland, Louth, Dublin, Wicklow,  Westmeath,Wexford, Laois, Clare, Cork and of course Waterford. Apart from being vital to holding a competition they all contributed to Nadines Cancer Battle which helped make the competition such a success.

The club also thanked the event sponsors:

  • Michael Drinan-Solderini and Hanak
  • Tom Doc Sullivan -Airflo and Fulling Mills
  • Maurice Cahill -Makenzie Fly Fishing
  • Centra- Kilmeaden
  • O Donnachas Pub- Kilmeaden
  • Courtlough Fishery -Dublin
  • Basil Shields – Galway

FLY FISHING ON KNOCKADERRY CARRIGAVANTRY BALLYSCANLON

Carrigavantry – This 30 acre reservoir is hidden in the hills behind Tramore.  The lake can be fished from the dam and road and the rest of the lake shore needs waders. The deepest part is the island at 10 feet.Prolific hatches of lake olives and damsels occur. Stocking is with both browns and rainbows. You could loose your catch here to a 20lb Pike!

Knockaderry – The deepest part of the lake is 24 feet at the dam tower, the average depth is 6ft and this results in good weed growth. Trout fatten fast in this fertile water on caddis, snails and stickle backs, while lake olives,buzzers sedges and damsels bring on prolific rises. This 80 acre reservoir is a traditional top of the water drift fishery.

New members are welcome and an active programme of fly tuition is pursued to encourage beginners and get our youth out into the countryside.

For Information about Wheelie Boat, day permits and membership – Click here for information

To place a booking…

David Tantrum,

Waterford City and County Trout Angling Association

Email: [email protected]

Web: waterfordflyfishing.ie

Phone: 051-384428 – Pat Smith (Treasurer) + Wheelie Boat Bookings

International Coarse Fishing Festival 2017, Lanesborough

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myleskelly
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nternational Coarse Fishing Festival 2017
nternational Coarse Fishing Festival 2017

Lough Ree Angling Hub ​presents Lanesborough’s 3rd International Coarse Fishing Festival

The International Coarse Fishing Festival 2017 will have a €3000 prize fund ​(€2000 more than entry fund)

Fishing is from June 2nd – 4th at 3 rotating venues.

Entry costs €25/£25 and entry forms are available from  [email protected]

You can also find the Lough Ree Angling Hub on:

Facebook: LoughRee Lanesborough Angling Hub
Twitter: @LoughreeHub

Due to our generous prize fund available to our festival we are limited to a total of 42 competitors so places are very limited.

Phone ​• 0433321734 ​Email ​• [email protected]

nternational Coarse Fishing Festival 2017
nternational Coarse Fishing Festival 2017

Tough conditions restrict kayak angling in southwest

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myleskelly
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Thought the fog had gone!
Thought the fog had gone!

Tough conditions (and the Angling Show) in February restricted the number of trips for members of the Irish Kayak Angling Club with Catch Reports submitted for only 2 sea fishing outings.

Irish Kayak Angling Club Stall at the Angling Show

Pat Gill & Ian found shelter at Blind Strand, south of Courtmacsherry, Co. Cork on 5th February.  Fishing was very poor, with the water murky due to the wind and rain in the

previous days.  Nevertheless small whiting, a conger and a thronback ray were landed.

Eventually found a sheltered location, Blind Strand
Eventually found a sheltered location, Blind Strand
More small whiting of Pat.
More small whiting of Pat.

Donal Harrington & Tim O’Herlihy launched in calmer conditions at Roches Point, Cork Harbour on 18th February.

Better to wait!
Better to wait!

Fog, which appeared to be clearing at 11am, returned forcing the anglers to retreat to shallow water close to shore for the first half of the day.  While waiting for the fog to clear, plagued by red shore crabs, dogfish, whiting and a solitary mackerel were landed with a single flatfish lost at the side of the kayak.

Thought the fog had gone!
Thought the fog had gone!

Once the fog had cleared drifting over the Habour Rock and outside the Point resulted in a handful of small coalfish and some reasonable whiting.

A very different day to the IKA January outing at the same venue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt4qN6zGVCI

1km South of Roches Point on a Spring Day
1km South of Roches Point on a Spring Day

Go fishing…

To find out more about Kayak Angling visit www.irishkayakangling.com and register on the forum.  Membership is free and the forum is a great resource to learn about safety, venues and techniques.  Experienced members will answer any questions you have and everyone is welcome to come to a meet to learn more before taking the plunge.

Articles on beginning kayak angling are available at http://www.topfisher.eu/ and much of the advice on small boat angling is also transferrable to a kayak.

You can also follow the Irish Kayak Angling Club on Twitter @irishkayak and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Irish-Kayak-Angling/277427952176 for details of the 6 FREE meets that make up the All Ireland Kayak Angling Championship 2017:

Freshwater – Portumna, Co. Galway, 27th May.  Lough Muckno, Co. Monoghan, 21st October.

Sea – Inishowen, Co. Donegal, 17th June.  Cahore, Co. Wexford, 8th July.  Ballinskelligs Co. Kerry 5th August.  Red Strand Cork 9th September.

Please note that forecasts have led to a number of meets being postponed and/or relocated in the past for safety reasons.  Details will be updated on the Forum, Facebook and Twitter as the year progresses.

 

 

Anglers’ Preferences for Fishing Site Attributes

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myleskelly
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Fisheries Research
Fisheries Research

The ESRI would like to draw your attention to a Research Bulletin and corresponding journal article which are published on the Institute’s website.

Extract…
Fishery managers seek to create a high quality fishing experience for anglers. What constitutes ‘high quality’ is likely to vary across anglers but is affected by the attributes of, and services available, at fishing sites. For instance, factors such as fishing bank access, fishing guides (ghillies), parking, boating, accommodation, tackle shops, water quality, amongst others, as well as fish stocks and catch rates all can affect an angler’s enjoyment from a fishing trip. Fishery managers have good data on fishing site attributes but only anecdotal information about anglers’ preferences for such attributes and their relative importance. Knowing which fishing site attributes have the most relevance for anglers is valuable information for fishery managers seeking to improve angler satisfaction. Given an angler’s choice of fishing location, this research investigates the relative importance of site attributes in decisions on angling trip duration, that is, which site attributes are associated with fishing trips of longer duration. Such information is beneficial to those seeking to increase the economic benefit of angling as a tourism attraction…


ESRI Research Bulletin:

Fisheries Research
Fisheries Research

Anglers’ Preferences for Fishing Site Attributes, by John Curtis and Benjamin Breen (ESRI)
Journal Article:

Irish Coarse and Game Anglers’ Preferences for Fishing Site Attributes, in Fisheries Research, by John Curtis and Benjamin Breen (ESRI)


For further information, please contact: 
Dr. John Curtis, Associate Research Professor, ESRI,
email: [email protected]

Note: ESRI Research Bulletins provide short summaries of work published by ESRI staff and overviews of thematic areas covered by ESRI programmes of research. Bulletin Articles are designed to be easily accessible to a wide readership. A reference or references to the full publication is included in each Bulletin article. An earlier version of this research appeared as ESRI Working Paper No. 529.

 

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