Fishing In Ireland

1 week ago | fishinginireland.info | Paul O'Reilly

This report from the Inniscarra Festival organisers:That’s a wrap! Congratulations to the ever-consistent Neil Richards, winner of the O’Callaghan’s Feeder Festival 2025 with an impressive 33.25kg. Well done as well to the rest of the top five:2nd – Neil Mazurek with 29.800kg3rd – Rimantas Kondrackas with 28.570kg4th – Mike Stone with 28.220kg5th – Paul Leese with 27.200kgIt wasn’t just about the top spots—prizes were also paid out to 1st and 2nd place by rotation.

1 week ago | fishinginireland.info | Paul O'Reilly

The ever-busy CM Lakelands Feeder Club held an open feeder match on an out of sorts White Island on Lough Muckno last Sunday with sixteen anglers fishing. With the roach not about, this made fishing difficult, with most anglers catching small hybrids, the odd roach and Perch. Piotr Horbiński continued his fine Muckno form, winning the match with 3.570 kg of small hybrids and Roach. Robertas Zilaitis was 2nd overall with a similar bag to Piotr, weighing just under 3kg.

1 week ago | fishinginireland.info | Myles Kelly

Vincent Appleby is back again this week reporting from Lough Currane…On April 9, 2025 there was minimal activity on Lough Currane with only a few boats present. Reports indicate that no salmon were caught, as the fishing lines remained slack. The weather exhibited light to gentle variable winds ranging from ESE to SE, SSE, SSW, SW, WSW, SW, W, and WNW. The skies were sunny and clear throughout the day.

1 week ago | fishinginireland.info | Myles Kelly

Jim Clohessy of TopFisher.eu was back on the water at the weekend after a long unwanted break…The last couple of months have not been kind to the boat angler. Our last trip was December 28 so Skua was as close to winterised as you can get – All electronics stripped out and all gear removed – So when a weather window opens it takes some work to get ready for water. All systems were checked in the days before so we were confident that we would have an uneventful launch. Our plan was a simple one.

1 week ago | fishinginireland.info | Paul O'Reilly

Fourteen anglers fished the Cavan Coarse Angling Club’s latest match in Killeshandra on Sunday. Mick Maloney was the winner on a day when most of the anglers had good weights. Mick drew the golden peg and beat John Fry by 25g to claim the 2nd golden peg of the league. Mick had all small fish on the pole and John had 2 great Tench on the tip. Gary Rogers also came up with two bonus tench late on. Big shout out to Lee Symonds who had a 4lb hybrid.