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Pallas Lake?

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  • 17-04-2013 8:49pm
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    Calgary22
    Registered Users Posts: 451 ✭✭


    Opens first of may anyone on here fish this lake? or could give me any pointers? thinking of joining it this year anyone no how much for the season?.

    I would be a novice when it comes to fly fishing i wont lie:) but looking to get in to it in a big way this year and what better then to try a lake not to far from me. any tips or advice would be great:D

    Any must fly's to get for the 1st?:D


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    #2
    dvae
    Registered Users Posts: 335 ✭✭dvae


    all you need to fish here is a srfb permit/license (e39-e40) per year. you don't need to join the club, although joining a club is probably the best way for a novice to get to know the water their fishing.
    if you do join the club you will still need to buy the srfb permit/license.


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    DVD-Lots
    Registered Users Posts: 686 ✭✭✭DVD-Lots


    Fished there twice last year and I have to say it has gone to the dogs. Unless they have topped it up with fish I wouldn't bother, lots of jack pike is all I saw. Head down the road to Cloghan instead, €15 for a day ticket and has a lot more fish but not as much charm :P

    Although last time I was at Cloghan I blanked too but it was reaaally cold......... :D


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    dvae
    Registered Users Posts: 335 ✭✭dvae


    DVD-Lots wrote: »
    Although last time I was at Cloghan I blanked too but it was reaaally cold......... :D


    i thought it was just me. its always cold in Cloghan. must be cos its so open.


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