Fishing Ireland's East Coast
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Fishing Reports
- Sea angling set up pick up as crabs start moult, trout flyfishing going well, coarse and pike reports. [updated, 16 April 2008]
Salmon Anglers
The east coast of Ireland provides the visiting angler with a wide range of top quality game, pike, coarse and sea fishing venues. This regions strategic location close to major airports and ferryports means that quality angling is only a one-hour drive away. This enables visiting anglers to maximise their holiday and angling time.
Salmon, sea-trout and brown trout fishing are available on a choice of rivers throughout the region. These include many excellent rivers within easy reach of Dublin.
There are also many excellent coarse fishing venues in the eastern region and these present great opportunities to the coarse angler. The Lakeland districts of Cavan, Monaghan, Meath and Westmeath boast hundreds of lakes in beautiful rural surroundings. There is no shortage of specimen fish in these many waters.
The extensive coastline from Carlingford Lough, with its terrific tope fishing; to Wexford with its fantastic flounder and fighting bass offer fantastic opportunities for all categories of sea angler.
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council – Amendment of 1998 Beach Bye Laws Governing beaches at Killiney, Seapoint & Corbawn Lane
DLR County Council are proposing to restrict angling to designated areas on Dublin’s South Coast under their draft beach bye-laws 2007. The Eastern Regional Fisheries Board strongly opposes these proposals and has forwarded the following submission to the Council for review. The ERFB accompanied this submission with support letters received from Failte Ireland, the Dublin Angling Initiative, the Central Fisheries Board and local youth community groups. In addition, the ERFB supplied samples of relevant brochures, promotional materials, photos of the World Surfcasting Championships and previous press cuttings relating to competitions in the area.
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