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West Cork next week

  • 01-03-2012 2:34pm
    #1
    usernex
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    Very excited to explore this part of Ireland that I haven't seen yet (looks gorgeous ) . I'm going to the Beara Peninsula for 4 days next week and I'd like to wet some lines there.
    Mostly interested in trout fishing, streams or loughs, possibly on wild fish. I really like to hike, so mountain lakes are always a great destination.
    How is the fishing this early in the season? Any particular fly pattern that I should bring?
    Where can I find clear regulations on the loughs in the peninsula and around Killarney? I'm finding confusing information on the web.

    Eventually I'd like to try some saltwater ff from the shore, is it to early in the season for that?

    Sorry for all the questions, any pointers would be appreciated!


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  • #2
    invicta
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    Season not open there until March 16th.


  • #3
    Doc Farrell
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    Theres got to be plenty of places open shirley?


  • #4
    realrebel
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    i thought the trout season opened on feb 15th? is it different down that part


  • #5
    invicta
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 281 ✭✭invicta


    Yea. From Kenmare to Bantry and Beara pen. The season is from Mar16 to Oct 12th.


  • #6
    SeaFields
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    Doc Farrell wrote: »
    Theres got to be plenty of places open shirley?

    Well it appears there isn't and don't call me shirley.

    (well no one else took the bait :pac:)


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  • #7
    okedoke
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    Could be a bit late to pick up in time for your trip but Peter O'Reilly's book "Loughs of Ireland" would have all the info you'd need


  • #8
    mp22
    Moderators, Business & Finance Moderators, Regional South Moderators Posts: 6,854 Mod ✭✭✭✭mp22


    invicta wrote: »
    Yea. From Kenmare to Bantry and Beara pen. The season is from Mar16 to Oct 12th.


    Yep still waiting down here.


  • #9
    Mickey Dazzler
    Closed Accounts Posts: 586 ✭✭✭Mickey Dazzler


    Doc Farrell wrote: »
    Theres got to be plenty of places open shirley?

    Please don't call me Shirley.


  • #10
    realrebel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 287 ✭✭realrebel


    Lol I never knew that it was a later date down there
    Is lough clonee included in that so that's one cracking little lough


  • #11
    invicta
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    realrebel wrote: »
    Lol I never knew that it was a later date down there
    Is lough clonee included in that so that's one cracking little lough

    It is, along with all the rest of them, and your right--- it sure is!! But mind the submerged rocks. You would want to Know it at all water heights.cos the only way to fish it (specially "the western one") is from a boat.


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  • #12
    realrebel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 287 ✭✭realrebel


    ya its nearly as bad as currane we row around the lake when we go out there its safer :D


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