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Matt Cartney 4 Aug 2008 17:12
Ireland, fishing in the sea...what are the rules.
 
Hi folks, a supremely un-bike related question, but I wonder if any Irish folk/fishermen know the answer to this?

Here in Scotland you can fish in coastal waters without a permit. (Or so is my understanding). Am off to Donegal in September for a week and was thinking of taking my smuggler rod out with me to fruitlessly thrash the Atlantic into a white froth. Just wondering what the rules are out there, will I need a permit?

Any tips on what lures to use/what I can hope to catch would be much appreciated!

Cheers,

Matt :)

fledermaus 4 Aug 2008 18:04
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Originally Posted by Matt Cartney (Post 200985)
Hi folks, a supremely un-bike related question, but I wonder if any Irish folk/fishermen know the answer to this?

Here in Scotland you can fish in coastal waters without a permit. (Or so is my understanding). Am off to Donegal in September for a week and was thinking of taking my smuggler rod out with me to fruitlessly thrash the Atlantic into a white froth. Just wondering what the rules are out there, will I need a permit?

Any tips on what lures to use/what I can hope to catch would be much appreciated!

Cheers,

Matt :)
To the best of my Knowledge,you don't need anything,fish where you like.
Lug/ragworm/crab are good bait,any toby/large mepps type lures are good too.Pollack,whiting,bass,dogfish etc. to be had,ask locally what works best when you get there:cool4: 'Tis a beautiful place,enjoy!

Matt Cartney 5 Aug 2008 12:50
Thanks fledermaus, exactly the info I was looking for. Can't wait, been meaning to get out to Ireland for years. It looks stunning.

Matt x

Caminando 6 Aug 2008 15:36
Apart from biological impulses(!) , I can't think of a better combination than biking and fishing. Have a great time and dont forget the trout fishing too - similar to Scotland's lochs and rivers.

Matt Cartney 6 Aug 2008 16:19
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Originally Posted by Caminando (Post 201294)
Apart from biological impulses(!) , I can't think of a better combination than biking and fishing. Have a great time and dont forget the trout fishing too - similar to Scotland's lochs and rivers.
Thanks Cam, hoping to get a day or so spinning in one of the lochs (or should that be 'loughs'?!), with any luck I'll be sticking a fresh caught trout, wrapped in foil with lemon and dill, in the embers of a fire at some point! Matt :)

NewAdventurerLee 6 Aug 2008 21:58
Hi,

The sea fishing in Ireland is legendary, take some small 'storm shad rubber lures' about 4 inches long, they are lethal for pollock.

A lot of the rock marks in Ireland have tourist info signs on them telling you the tide height, species and methods etc.....

Any local worth his salt will advise you...

Lee

belltj 22 Aug 2008 23:21
na no permit needed so just dip her in and get fishy! haha!:thumbup1:


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