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Great mixed fishing off west Clare

The varied weather over the past week saw skipper Luke Aston and his crew mix it up a bit, with a bit of fishing...

Good whitefish fishing in Galway Bay

Skipper John Fleming reports that the windy weather has been pretty relentless, and getting out to the shark grounds has been difficult. He had...

More bluefin tuna in Donegal Bay

In spite of the unsuitable weather, some Donegal Bay tuna boats got out over the last week and encountered some monsters. The Fiona Tee reported...

57th Newport Sea Angling Festival

Newport SAC hosted the 57th Newport Sea Angling Festival over the recent August Bank Holiday weekend. Due to the high demand for spaces, it...

Break in the weather makes for great kayak angling in West Cork

David Norman of Angling Adventures West Cork and guests had some great fishing in West Cork recently... Had a most enjoyable couple of days guiding...

Sea trout fishing improves further on Moy Estuary

Skipper Judd Ruane reports good fishing and the best seatrout run into the estuary he has seen this year. He and his clients last...

Sport picking up on Conn and Cullin

Steve Schreck reports that the lakes are still very high, but angling activity has picked up and therefore quite a few uplifting reports are...
A view over the Owenmore Valley

Weekend water should bring fish to Owenmore

Frank Maunsell from the Owenmore River on the Dingle Peninsula reports on the latest news from the fishery: The water levels throughout the Owenmore river...

Slow fishing reported on the Moy

Steve Schrek reports on salmon fishing on the Moy for the week ending 13/08/23. Even though water levels at Ballylahan bridge tapered off fast and...

Belmullet 2-Day Sea Angling Competition

Belmullet Sea Angling Club are holding their annual 2-day competition this weekend coming. This is gaining a name as a great weekend, with anglers...