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lough Aishling trout fishery

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  • 13-10-2012 6:47pm
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    Eriesniper
    Registered Users Posts: 65 ✭✭


    Hi.i don't know anything about the lake info would be great.what flies should I use.is the lake stocked normally.should I go there.thanks


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    wgsten
    Registered Users Posts: 187 ✭✭wgsten


    Hi, you might find some info here


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    Daroxtar
    Registered Users Posts: 4,343 ✭✭✭Daroxtar


    It was stocked about 4 weeks ago. I fished it twice since then. There were loads of small dark olives hatching last weekend. I had over a dozen fish in 3 hours, all in good condition, typical stockie, about a pound and a half.
    Got fish on Olives, klinkhammers, diawal bach and a few on grey minkies (the place is full of rudd so they still hit fry imitations when all else is failing)

    Joe is a gent, he'll probably be reluctant to let you go out fishing unless you have at least one cup of tea and several biscuits and a chat and the rates are very cheap, 3 hours for €10, 5 hours for €13 and keep a fish, i think its €20 for the full day.
    You'll fish in places with better fish but its definitely worth a visit for a friendly day out


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    Eriesniper
    Registered Users Posts: 65 ✭✭Eriesniper


    Daroxtar wrote: »
    It was stocked about 4 weeks ago. I fished it twice since then. There were loads of small dark olives hatching last weekend. I had over a dozen fish in 3 hours, all in good condition, typical stockie, about a pound and a half.
    Got fish on Olives, klinkhammers, diawal bach and a few on grey minkies (the place is full of rudd so they still hit fry imitations when all else is failing)

    Joe is a gent, he'll probably be reluctant to let you go out fishing unless you have at least one cup of tea and several biscuits and a chat and the rates are very cheap, 3 hours for €10, 5 hours for €13 and keep a fish, i think its €20 for the full day.
    You'll fish in places with better fish but its definitely worth a visit for a friendly day out
    thanks heading up their on monday for a few days.do you know when it will be stocked agin.


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