This months report features; Good Rainbow Trout fishing reported from several fisheries around the country. Please see THIS new list of Rainbow fisheries open all through the winter. Good Roach catches reported on the River Shannon at Meelick and O’Brien’s Bridge. – Some big Pike up to over 30 lbs. reported from several lakes in the Virginia, Baileboro area of Co. Cavan. – A Pike of 34 lbs. reported by a Swiss angler on Lough Ree. – Good Pike fishing reported from Derryhick Lake in Co. Mayo. – Three specimen Cod with the biggest at a whopping 33.9 lbs for two small boat anglers at Kinsale. See “Catch of the Week†– Good shore fishing reported from the Beara Peninsula in west Cork. – Excellent deep sea fishing reported at Courtmacsherry. – Gilthead Bream appeal by Dr. Willie Roche – See end of this update.
GAME ANGLING
Eastern Region: Web: http://www.fishingireland.net/
E-mail: info@fishingireland.net
Hazel Dobbyn, Angling and Marketing Co-ordinator reports from the ANNAMOE FISHERY in Co. Wicklow.
News from Annamoe Trout Fishery….
Press Release 21st November 2006
ANGLERS BRAVE THE COLD WEATHER FOR THE FOURTH HEAT OF THE SCIERRA WINTER LEAGUE
The fourth qualifying heat for the Scierra Winter League Fly Fishing competition took place on Saturday, 18th November at Annamoe Trout Fishery, Annamoe Co. Wicklow. Anglers were forced to change peg positions every half hour instead of every hour due to the strong winds and cold temperatures. Fly casting was not easy in these conditions and with water temperatures plummeting to 6 degrees, the rainbows were lying low. After four hours of fishing, 16 anglers only landed 8 trout. This is the lowest catch yet in any of the winter leagues held at Annamoe over the last 5 years.
Ironically, after the competition had finished, David Rowan from Naas, Co. Kildare landed 4 fish after having no luck during the competition. The overall winner was local angler, Sean McLoughlin from Rathdrum, Co Wicklow with 2 trout caught with nymphs on a floating line and intermediate leader. Pat Noonan from Tipperary secured second place with 2 trout and third place went to another local angler, Martin O’Hara with 1 trout.
The 5th and final heat of the Scierra Winter League will take place on Saturday 25th November. Please contact Brian Nally, Annamoe Trout Fishery on 0404-45470 to secure your place. Fishing times are 10.30am – 2.30pm (please arrive at 10.00am to draw pegs). The first 4 finishers in each heat will qualify for the grand final. PLEASE NOTE: the date for the final of the Scierra Winter League has been changed from the 2nd December to the 9th December.
Best of luck to all competing anglers….
……Ends…..
Media enquiries: Hazel Dobbyn, Eastern Regional Fisheries Board, 087 2746127
Notes to Editor:
Annamoe Trout Fishery is a 4 acre fly fishing lake set in the village of Annamoe, Co Wicklow on the banks of the Avonmore River.
The Fishery consists of a fly fishing lake and a Junior Bait Pond. The fly fishing lake is open all year round allowing you to fish for brown or rainbow trout from 10am till dusk. Angling equipment is available for hire and flycasting tuition can be arranged by prior appointment. Corporate outings are also welcomed. The Junior Bait pond is open from 12.00pm until 6.00pm during weekends in April, May and September and 7 days a week during June and July.
Phone / Fax 353 404-45470
e-mail: annamoefishery@eircom.net
www.fishingireland.net
North Western Region: E Mail: info@nwrfb.com
Web: www.northwestfisheries.ie
Markus Muller reports:
Ballinlough Fishery
Seventeen rods fished for the last week of the season on Ballin Lough. A total of 8 rainbow trout were caught, 4 of which were released. Paul Caslin and Colm Peyton, Castlebar, caught 5 trout (4 released) with best at 1.5 lbs. John O’Malley, Westport, had 2 fish, best at 2.5 lbs. and Mat Foley, Kiltimagh, had one trout at 1.5 lbs. Best flies for the week were Sedges, Muddlers, Alexandra and Green Peter patterns
Lough’s Agency: Web: http://www.loughs-agency.org
E Mail: declan@loughs-agency.org
Lionel Knobbs, Loughs Agency Angling Manager reports:
Loughs Agency Angling Report
Wed 2nd Nov 2006
Foyle Catchment
Donneybrewer Fishery
Reports this week of regular catches from visiting anglers to this weekly stocked Rainbow Trout fishery. Roy Donnelly (L’Derry) two Trout and released six and Eamon Donnelly (L’Derry) two Trout and released four. Ian Gamble fishery manager informs me that he has stocked this week with Steal Heads and Rainbows up to 10 lbs.
info@anglingadventuresireland.com
Cashel Trout Fishery report by Marlene Mc Laughlin
Cashel Trout Fishery Annual Competition report by Marlene Mc Laughlin
A million thanks, to the nineteen anglers who took part in our annual competition. The conditions were excellent, slightly overcast with a slight breeze. The men fished from 10 am to 3.30 pm with five fish being the limit. It was a very close and exciting contest because there was never a dull moment with fish being caught steadily throughout and no one knowing how big the next fish was going to be.
Mr Michael McCloskey, sponsor of Cashel Perpetual Cup and Cashel Trout Fishery Trophies presented the winners with their prizes.
Awards were made for:
1st Heaviest single fish – winner James Mc Feely (Derry) 9 lb 15 ozs
2nd Heaviest bag of fish – winner Martin Bradley (Dungiven) 11 lb 10 ozs
3rd Runner up heaviest bag of fish – winner Andy Mc Cloy (Coleraine) 8 lb 15 ozs
Young Kevin O’Kane (Limavady), although he didn’t win any of the three prizes, did very well landing a 7 lb 9 ozs Rainbow using a Black Fritz. Cat’s Whiskers and Fritz Flies seemed to be the most common Fly used during the competition as well as a few Egg Flies, Pheasant Tails and Green Olives. Prizes consisted of rod, reel, lines, boxes of flies and accessories.
Well done to all this weekend!
Breakfast is now being served at Cashel in the comfort of an open log fire with plenty of craic.
Group bookings most welcome during the week.
Tight lines for next weekend and fingers crossed for a tagged trout.
Info and enquiries to Marlene to:
17 Birren Road, Dungiven, Co L’Derry, BT47 4SH
Tel/Fax: Dungiven 02877 742159
Email: casheltrout@hotmail.com
www.cashellakeview.com
Oaks Fishery L’Derry
Fishing at the Oaks is starting to warm up on the Pike fishing front this past number of days with Pike up to 20 lbs with Matt Kent landing three Pike on Plugs and T, Jones seven Pike. On the Trout front things are good also with Paul Duddy (L’Derry) 6 lb Rainbow on the Fly and Mark McGortery (L’Derry) three trout totalling 10.5 lbs and a tagged Trout worth £30 on a Cats Whisker.
Info and enquiries to Ivor 07764827451
CREGGAN COUNTRY PARK FISHING NOTEBOOK
We are holding a fishing competition on Sunday 5th November starting at 10.00am and ending at 3.00 pm. Anglers may use worm or fly and entry will cost £12 for a four fish ticket. With quality prizes for the three heaviest trout there is sure to be a big demand for boats that will be allocated on a first come first served basis. The boats may be booked in advance at a cost of £8. Anglers may fish fly from both bank and boat will worm fishing remains restricted to the West way bank.
We will be restocking for this competition and anglers will be pleased to note that we have secured stocks of good conditioned trout that should over winter well and provide good sport throughout the winter months.
After the doldrums of a long hot summer things have been picking up lately with some nice fish to 7 lbs being taken on fly. Fishing over the last couple of weeks Gavin Nixon had a few nice fish from 3 lbs 10 oz to 7 lbs 8 oz and released a trout weighing around 8 lbs, all taken on a green Sleech on a floating line. At present the mild autumn weather is perfect for fishing, and with a nice breeze it is still possible to pick up fish on a floating line.
The easy casting along the entire northern bank makes it a dream for fly-fishing, and the shallows along the edge attract lots of early morning feeders.
Info and enquiries to
T: 028 71 363 133
F: 028 71 363 135
M: 0775 971 1057
E.mail:annemarie.gallagher@creggancountrypark.com
Web: www.creggancountrypark.com
Further information contact;
Lionel Knobbs
Angling Development Manager
Lionel.knobbs@loughs-agency.org
Mob; 07736374131
Shannon Region: Web: http://www.shannon-fishery-board.ie/
E Mail: info@shannon-fishery-board.ie
Brian McManus reports:
http://www.shannon-fisheryboard.ie/guides/coarse/fishing-reports.htm
UPPER SHANNON
ShRFB Reports for the Upper Shannon Region
Water levels are quite high but fishable but few reports received. The Boyle canal is fishing well.
MID SHANNON AREA
Meelick Magic reported by two Roscrea anglers
Francis Cummins & Tom Delaney of Roscrea fished the bay just below the pumphouse at Meelick beside the moored boat on Friday 13th October. They bagged 74 lbs and 56 lbs of mainly roach & perch with 1 bream of 6 lbs. 5 ozs. They used 6m pole to hand using size 18 hook & red maggot as bait. It was a fish a chuck as the fish moved into the bay from the flow.
The ShRFB reports for Ray Duthie Old Forge Banagher, Bait Stockist, Tackle and ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER Tel: 057 9151504. BANAGHER area this week.
The river Shannon is at a fishable level for the time of year but is pulling quite hard in the main flow. Shannon harbour is fishing between the point of the River Brosna and the Grand Canal. Banagher Marina is fishing well for mixed fish, Roach, Perch, and Skimmers. This is a good winter stretch and worth trying.
Ivan O’Connell, Broadford, Co. Clare reports on a recent trip to the River Shannon at O’Brien’s Bridge
“I fished the Rowing Course section of the river on Tuesday the 31st of October just before the first heavy frosts arrived and had a lovely catch of about 30 lbs of mainly roach to 1 lb on 7m pole to hand. After the heavy rains there was a lovely colour in the water and this stretch always fishes well in these conditions. The heavy frosts combined with clear water will hamper sport for a while until some milder weather returns the colour to the water”.
PIKE ANGLING
Eastern Region: Web: http://www.fishingireland.net/
E-mail: info@fishingireland.net
Recently many of the lakes around the Virginia and Baileboro area of Co. Cavan have produced many fish over 20 lbs. with a best reported Pike of over 30 lbs. at Castle Lake for a Dublin angler.
Shannon Region: Web: http://www.shannon-fishery-board.ie/
E Mail: info@shannon-fishery-board.ie
Brian McManus reports:
November 22nd, 2006
MID SHANNON AREA
Mick Flanagan, Angling Correspondent for the Westmeath Topic and Sunday World Newspaper Tel: 087 2797270: mick@midlandangling.com reports on Midland Lakes & Rivers.
MATCHING PAIR WINS ON LOUGH GLORE ….
It was a tough weekend on the angling scene. The weather was simply brutal, still we anglers are a crazy bunch and Angling Focus braved the elements to bring you yet another action packed report. We reported last week that Trim angler Joe O’Donnell was enjoying his winter piking. Unfortunately the photo was lost, so hopefully we will make up for it this week. On the competition scene it was another Trim angler who topped the day on a cold and very wet Lough Glore. It proved a very special weekend for one of our local anglers; Mullingar Angler Frank Mc Keown was honoured with the captain of Mullingar Golf Club.
SMITH TASTES SUCCESS….
Retired Garda Sergeant Peter Smith from Trim, who we featured last week on Lough Derravaragh, has really got the taste for success. On Sunday last November 19th Peter topped the open pike competition on Lough Glore. This event was kindly sponsored by Blanchardstown anglers Charlie Maples and angling pal Alan O’Rourke. The weather on the day didn’t do any favours for the pike fishing. It started off quite nice, cold and frosty, but as the morning progressed the wind and rain that followed was dreadful. Lough Glore is very sheltered and even in very windy weather it’s possible to fish. On the day the pike proved stubborn, and only a few fish came on the feed. Peter hooked-up with two super pike after lunch and they both weighed exactly 9 lbs 10 oz. Earlier in the Morning Pat Rogers from Navan landed a good pike weighing 8 lbs 13 oz. Pat was fishing with Irish pike record holder Larry Kelly of Athboy. This fish secured second place for the Navan piker. Local angler paddy Smith finished 3rd with a pike weighing 3 lbs 3 oz. Mullingar angler Anthony Scally was very unlucky. Anthony landed two small pike on the day but unfortunately was just piped in the prizes. The pike fell to a variety of lures and dead bait. I fished the competition with my younger brother J.J. and succeeded in getting three runs on dead bait, but unfortunately all fish dropped the bait. Oh well that’s fishing, another day you would land all three. None of the Junior anglers caught fish, but still it’s encouraging to see the young anglers taking part in these winter pike competitions.
GLORE COMPETITIONS….
In the coming weeks Lough Glore anglers will be in action. On Saturday next the Castlepollard Angling Centre open pike competition will be fished. This is a very popular event and some excellent prizes will be up for grabs on the day. Fishing is from 11am-3-30pm
.On Sunday week December 3rd the Larry Kelly/Joey Dunlop pike competition will take place also on Lough Glore. Fishing will be from 10am-4pm.More on these events please contact Castlepollard Angling centre 086-3686146.
DERRAVARAGH NEWS….
The Coffee Shop and Restaurant at Donore shore is closed for the winter months, and will reopen on St. Patrick’s weekend 2007. Boat & Engine hire is available all year round at Donore, and if you are interested in fishing Lough Derravaragh contact Paul Smith on 086-8230363.With this in mind we are told all hands are on deck for next Sundays Christmas pike competition which will be fished on Derravaragh and hosted by Derravaragh A.C. Plenty of prizes are there to be won on the day, and after the results of the last competition anglers are expecting a good result on the day. Also next Sunday night the Annual Derravaragh Christmas raffle takes place in Weirs Multyfarnham. if you are in the area call in and support this wonderful night
CHRISTMAS STOCKING FILLER….
Over the coming weeks till Christmas we will feature some items and gadgets which might just fill your Christmas stocking. I know from the feed back from Angling Focus that quite a few of your loved ones and partners flick through Angling Focus. Mind you they could be checking that you were actually out fishing. Anyway if you are into reading or the history of rivers etc, one item that pops to mind is the recent launch of a beautiful book on the River Slaney. The book is called River Slaney “from Source To sea” and it was written by John Duffy of Tullow. John’s book illustrates every single Bridge over the Slaney River and also contained loads of info on the Slaney River, which some day may come in useful. If you are planning a trip to fish the famous river. The 123 page book was launched on November 7th by Sean Rock of R.T.E. “As the River Flows” and it is crammed with beautiful pencil drawing of the Bridges over the Slaney River. These drawing were also done by John Duffy and some took over forty hours to complete. The forward for the book was written by none other that environmentalist Dick Warner of Waterways Fame. The publication was featured last week on Nationwide. This surely is a real Christmas Stocking Filler for any angler who loves the flow of the Rivers…..
ATHLONE ANGLERS ASSOCIATION NEWS
report courtesy of Eamon Cunningham P.R.O. Athlone Anglers Association Ph: 087 – 2340815
Now that the fishing season has come to an end and all the boats, engines and tackle have been safely put away for the winter it is time to honour those who won competitions during the year and so the Annual Presentation Night will take place on Saturday 25th November. The event will take place in the newly refurbished Shamrock Lodge Hotel and promises to be a great night. The action gets underway at 8.30pm and there will be a buffet, which will be served at 9pm followed by entertainment into the wee small hours with plenty of prizes to be won throughout the night. Tickets, priced at a very reasonable €20, are available from all committee members and we look forward to seeing you all there.
INNY BAY B&B reports on fishing on the lower River Inny and Lough Ree
Angling guests of Inny Bay B&B, Julio and Walter from Switzerland fished Lough Ree for pike last week. They did very well recording several whopping fish into the 20’s with their best fish a specimen of 34 lbs.
Mick Flanagan, Angling Correspondent for the Westmeath Topic and Sunday World Newspaper Tel: 087 2797270: mick@midlandangling.com reports on Midland Lakes & Rivers.
TURKEY & HAM PIKE COMPETITION ….
Yes it’s the time of year when local angling clubs host their annual Christmas competitions. Over the coming weeks plenty of prizes will be up for grabs on our local lakes. We will keep you up to date on these events as they draw closer. This week we have another action packed report with Derravaragh Anglers producing some fine pike.
Last Sunday 12th November Lough Derravaragh hosted one of their winter pike competitions, this proved quite successful with some good double figure pike being landed on the day. Fishing was from 11 am-3-30 pm and at the final weigh-in once again Derravaragh top piker John Corcoran topped the day with a pike 13 lbs 10 oz. John was fishing with angling pal Damian Grifferty and the lads hooked up with quite a few fish on the day. It was Derravaragh Secretary Paddy Ward who finished second with a pike 12 lbs 8 oz. Paddy had a very good day which saw him land up to seven fish dead-baiting. Peter Smith finished 3rd with another fine pike weighing 11 lbs 7 oz, and Derravaragh angler Peter Donoghue came 4th with 9 lbs 2 oz. Prior to the presentation of prizes at Donore Shore Jimmy Nally Chairman Derravaragh Anglers thanked all who fished on the day. He also reminded anglers that the Annual Christmas Pike Competition will be fished on November 26th. There are plenty of prizes going on the day. Also that night in Weirs Bar & Lounge the clubs Christmas raffle will take place. At present tickets are in circulation and you are asked to support this night.
JOE LANDS HIS PIKE….
Over the season we have bumped into one of Trims top all round anglers Joe O’Donnell. Joe is very much involved in Trim & District angling club and is a regular visitor to Derravaragh, Owel & Lene. Joe is a dab hand at catching pike and really loves his winter piking. Joe will be in action in the coming weeks at the Christmas pike competitions and we wish him all the best in getting the Christmas Turkey.
UPCOMING EVENTS…
Over the next few weeks local clubs will be busy with their Christmas competitions. On Sunday next Lough Glore
anglers will be in action when they host the Charlie Maples and Alan O’Rourke open pike competition. Fishing from 10am-4pm. On the following Sunday Derravaragh Angles host their Christmas Competition – see Derravaragh notes”.
North Western Region: E Mail: info@nwrfb.com
Web: www.northwestfisheries.ie
Markus Muller reports:
Derryhick Lake
An inter-club pike angling competition was held on Derryhick Lake on Sunday, 29 October. Participating angling clubs were Blessington, Foxford and Balla AC. Forty-six anglers took part and 16 pike were caught weighing in at a total of 57 lbs. The best pike weighed 9.2 lbs. Derryhick Lake holds an excellent stock of pike and has very good bank fishing facilities. For further information contact the North Western Regional Fisheries Board at info@nwrfb.com.
Northern Region: Web: http://www.nrfb.ie
E-mail: info@nrfb.ie
John Chambers, chairman of The Irish Federation of Pike Angling Clubs reports from their website www.angling-in-ireland.com on the Inter team Pike angling championships last weekend.
“The All Ireland Inter Club Team Championships were held on Lough Egish near Ballybay last Sunday (19th) and team of 4 anglers from many Pike clubs took part. Fishing was between 11.00 am to 4.00 pm. The conditions were really bad with driving rain and gale force winds and catches of Pike were down as a result. The winners were:
1st Belfast Individuals A.C. 7 pike 23-08
Marty Lawlor, Sam Lawlor, John Woods and
Anthony Muldoon – They won the Federation Cup,
gold medallions and €500
2nd Phoenix Pike A.C. 7 pike 13-08
Ibar Condron, Pat Gorman, Ray Keys and Michael Molloy
– Silver medallions and €300
3rd Keady A.C. 5 pike 11-12
Jim Slevin, Michael McKenna, John Marshal
and Shane Fisher – Bronze medallions and €200
Well done Marty and his merry gang.â€
Email: jkchambers’oceanfree.net
SEA ANGLING
South Western Region:
Some Irish sea anglers go on Holiday to Norway to catch big Cod annually but maybe they should reconsider KINSALE next year. Recently, well known specimen hunters Ailbhe O’Sullivan from Fermoy and Michael Dennehy from Blarney fished on a small boat over an offshore wreck. Using 6 inch Shad baits, they caught some fantastic Cod including three over the specimen weight of 20 lbs. Ailbhe caught two specimens of 10.5 Kilos (23 lbs. 2.4 oz.) and 12.55 Kilos (27 lbs 10.7 oz.) but Michael caught the biggest Cod, a huge fish of 33.9 lbs. This fish is the biggest rod caught Cod in over 4 years reported to the Irish Specimen Fish Committee. Needless to say all three fish have been claimed with the committee.
This week’s “CATCH OF THE WEEK†in conjunction with the RTE Radio programme hosted Tom MacSweeney was recorded at nearby Kinsale. Michael Dennehy from Blarney was out deep sea fishing with friends and caught a huge specimen Cod of 33.9 lbs. Michael caught his fish on a 6 inch Shad bait and it is the biggest reported rod caught cod for four years. A picture of this magnificent fish can be seen on the Seascapes and Central Fisheries Board websites tomorrow. See Photos on www.cfb.ie and on the RTE Radio Seascapes website at http://www.rte.ie/radio1/seascapes/1115359.html
FISHING ON THE BEARA
Paul Harris reports
Some good shore fishing here with Colin Erscott, Paul Crocker, Gary Loveless and Kevin from Somerset and Dorset taking some super catches of fish.
During their weeks stay ragworm bait proved deadly and one day alone they caught over fifty wrasse between 3-5 pounds. It also proved to be very effective for the pollack but spinning took the best fish to 6 pounds with bigger fish lost.
Throw in double figure huss and conger on squid and mackerel, lure caught bass and even a few cuckoo wrasse and it all added up to an excellent weeks fishing as they explored the bountiful Beara.
Anyone looking for information on fishing on the Beara can contact me at dromagowlanehouse@eircom.net or ring me on 027 60330. Web site www.dromagowlanehouse.com
Charter skipper, Mark Gannon reports on some recent deep sea fishing with his clients out from COURTMACSHERRY E-mail: csal@iol.ie Web: http://angling.erin.ie/Courtmac.htm
Hi All, The annual October International Angling Competition was held at Courtmacsherry on the 28th. The format was the same as last year, fishing with teams of 5, where wrecking was the preferred method weather permitting. Conditions were poor on the day so we fished a Species Competition in the bay. 10 Teams from Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg, England and several Irish teams fished. The prize giving was held at the Anchor bar and In first place with a combined score of 5043 pts was Pat Condon’s warriors which included, Pat Condon (Captain) Ken Hegarty, Mike Hennessy, and brothers Ken and Ian Murphy. They were presented with a cheque for 1,000 Euro sponsored by Courtmacsherry Angling Centre and the Waterford Glass Perpetual trophy by Trish Gannon. In second place was the big cannons who included Kit Dunne, Martin Kennedy, Paul Robinson, Steve Guest, and Liam O Callaghan and were presented with 250 Euro, Third place was Gerry Carey, John Higgins, Paul Ross, Bob o Brien and Adrian Finn. In the Individual points Ken Hegarty took the honours with 1482 pts, 2nd was Ian Murphy, 3rd Paul Robinson and 4th Steve Guest. The best over seas angler went to Geoff Thompson with 1014pts and the Juvenile prize went to Frazer Kirkley from the UK. On the 29th Oct the weather improved and we fished one of the inshore wrecks catching Pollack to 10 lbs, Ling to 15 lbs, cod to 9 lbs and coalfish to 12 lbs. Regards Mark.
This week’s “CATCH OF THE WEEK†was recorded at nearby Kinsale. Michael Dennehy from Blarney was out deep sea fishing with friends and caught a huge specimen Cod of 33.9 lbs. Michael caught his fish on a 6 inch Shad bait and it is the biggest reported rod caught cod for four years. A picture of this magnificent fish can be seen on the Seascapes and Central Fisheries Board websites tomorrow.
Special Notice
GILTHEAD BREAM (Sparus aurata L.) IN IRELAND See Photo on our website at http://www.cfb.ie/fisheries_research/gilthead/index.htm
In recent years occasional specimens of gilthead bream have been recorded off the south coast of Ireland, mainly by anglers. This species is an excellent sport angling species which is common in the Mediterranean. Its distribution also extends to northern France and the south coast of England.
Preliminary observations suggest that gilthead bream are beginning to colonise the Irish coastline. It is important to document the extent of their distribution and to monitor their progress. The Marine Sports Fish Section of the Central Fisheries Board has embarked on a programme to study gilthead bream and anglers can help by recording any captures of the fish. Information requested is as follows:
FOR FISH RETURNED ALIVE
Date and exact location of capture
Length (in cm) of each fish measured from tip of head to end rays in the middle of the fork of the tail
Weight (in kg) if possible
Method of capture
Bait
Scale sample (6-8 scales) – special scale envelopes can be supplied to anglers interested in assisting this study or put scales in ordinary envelope
Photograph of fish (if possible)
OR ALTERNATIVELY PLEASE RETAIN THE BODY OF THE FISH YOU CATCH and contact the number below to arrange collection.
For further details contact: Dr. William Roche, Central Fisheries Board, Swords Business Campus, Co. Dublin at 087-6620479
THANKS FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE!
From the Central & Regional Fisheries Boards
22 November 2006
Editor: Paul Bourke, Angling Information Officer
E-mail: paul.bourke@cfb.ie
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