angling roscommon

Strokestown: With its wide tree-lined streets, is a centre of great historical interest and is surrounded by numerous lakes. It is a perfect centre from which the angler can pursue his pleasure. The coarse angling paradise of the west is surrounded by 65 lakes within a seven mile radius of the town. All our lakes have an abundance of pike, perch, bream, and rudd, and some tench. Species include: bream, rudd pike, perch, eels, hybrid and trout....

The Suck Valley to the west of the county has excellent stocks of bream to 8Ibs and roach to 2Ibs, and don't be surprised to find a large hungry pike snapping at your bait. The River Shannon with its vast inlets and back water lies to the east. There are well developed sections of the lake in the Athlone-Kiltoom area where bags of Bream and Roach in excess of 100Ibs are common. Strokestown and Tulsk Lakelands have consistently produced specimen Rudd and Bream Hybrids. Bags of these speci...

20 minutes from Knock Airport, the Lung Valley is an angler's paradise with its rivrs and lakes. Lough Gara, Lough Glynn, Lugh Errit, Lough Urlar, Cloonaholly, Cloonaught. The best Coarse Fishing water in Ireland for Bream, Roach, Rudd, Hybrids, Perch, Tench, Trout, Eel and Pike in excess of 30Ibs....

The enthusiastic angler can enjoy Coarse, Trout and Pike Angling at its best on the River suck, its tributaries and its many well known lakes. Excellent stretches from Bream, rudd, Pike, Tench and Wild Brown Trout. East access to River Banks and Lake Shores....

Lough Ree is a famous coarse angling lake, seventeen miles long and the second largest lake in the Shannon system. The lake is noted for its big pike. Lough Ree produces specimen bream, tench, hybrids and rudd each year. Bags of mixed coarse fish to 100Ibs are common for a day's fishing....