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Fishing killaloe Area with kids

Frogeye · 2022-07-30 21:53:52

Hi I want to take the young lads fishing somewhere around killaloe or domineer areas. Just perch or small rudd roach.. Anything really. Any ideas of places in the area with lots of small fish and easy access? Somewhere handy for float fishing close in. I'm not familiar with the area at all. Thanks Frogeye

30-07-2022 10:53pm

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Frogeye

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Hi
I want to take the young lads fishing somewhere around killaloe or domineer areas.
Just perch or small rudd roach.. Anything really. Any ideas of places in the area with lots of small fish and easy access? Somewhere handy for float fishing close in.
I'm not familiar with the area at all.
Thanks
Frogeye

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#2 17-09-2022 9:33am

Doe Tiden

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might be too late but you could fish off the canal in killaloe or try Mc namaras lake in o briens bridge, both have good stocks of roach

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