WILD ATLANTIC WAY
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A cracker of a day as Blue Shark angling catch pollack up to 13.4lbs
Skipper John Fleming of Blue Shark Angling Galway is back on the seas with a bang again this year as he catches big pollack...
Melvin was quiet but 10lb salmon caught
Lindsey Clarke reports from LOUGH MELVIN – Monday 22nd to Sunday 28th February 2016.
Lough Melvin was fairly quiet over the week though a...
Blustery week on Currane, no salmon caught
Vincent Appleby reports from a windy Lough Currane...
17/2/16 There were at least 6 Boats out which is great to see but sadly their rods...
Trout Angling Season Off To a Flying Start on Lough Conn
Declan Cooke, IFI Ballina reports:
Trout Fishing got off to a flying start on Lough Conn with the capture of a beautiful 8 lbs. brownie by local...
A couple of more salmon from Currane
Guide Vincent Appleby reports from Lough Currane where a couple of more spring salmon were caught since his last report…
11/2/16 They say you can’t keep a...
Local angler catches fine 10lb salmon on the Currane
Guide Vincent Appleby reports from Lough Currane where another spring salmon was caught…
08/02/2016 As anglers hit the high stool, storm Imogen hits Waterville. So you don’t...
A second beauty for Delphi
David McEvoy, fishery manager at Delphi lets us know of the second salmon of the season:
Well after the amazing start we had last year,...
12lb salmon from Currane at weekend
Guide Vincent Appleby reports from Lough Currane where a fin spring salmon was caught before the winds picked up again…
5/2/16 Lough Currane records its second...
Lough Currane at a stand still as gales sweep the lake
Guide Vincent Appleby reports from a stormy Currane…
28/1/16 Straight to the quote of the day, Local Gillie Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com reports another...
First fish of the season on a Cascade tube at Delphi
Fishery Manager at Delphi, David McEvoy reports on the start of a new season:
Well it’s hard to believe that we have already reached that...
