
No hounds but the dogs are out !
First time fishing for smoothhounds n dogfish , caught 7 dogfish over an hour or two of fishin!

First time fishing for smoothhounds n dogfish , caught 7 dogfish over an hour or two of fishin!
I Bought this westin Streetstick 2-7 on Saturday. I put a reel on it this evening and it felt off so I looked at it and it feels like the first eye is off to the left I haven't used it, will the shop replace ot do ye think ?
is there much fish around there
Was out on the Karen Ann today, put me on some excellent pollock. Used the 5/0 Shakespeare Gummi Makk rig to avoid the dinks. Great time was had!
Just wondering is it a good spot for perch or for feeder fishing for roach and bream
Caught on Temu/Ali jig heads and paddle tail
First time I ever targeted bass I caught 2 small dinks and this morning after some great advice from this sub I landed this amazing fish. Size 8 foot for reference but also a thick well fed fish!
Was having a shit week and last night was tough thought I’d clear the head and cast aimlessly for a few hours.
It didn’t seem right to keep and she swam off.
Went down to Dalkey today for a few casts off the rocks. It was honestly such a kip, it smelt like the afters of a music festival. While fishing I could smell days old beer cans and piss everywhere, not alone the endless amounts of plastic wrapping from feathers and fishing line.
Will not be returning.
21 years living near the royal canal I never fished it😂
So I said I’ll pop by and spend 30-40 mins with a lure.
5 little European perches in the span of an hour and a half.
This fella was caught on a treble hooked spinner
hi guys, im doing the southside angling species hunt, and i am only really a freshwater fisherman, can anyone give me some tips or spots to catch some small species to tick off of the list? thank you!
Hi everyone,
My wife and I will be traveling to Ireland next week (around 9–15 July) and will be based mostly in the Galway area. We'd love to spend a day or two fly fishing for salmon. I've been reading through this forum and a number of other sources, but to be honest, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the information. I was hoping some of you could point us toward a few good rivers or stretches where we might still be able to get permits or licenses on such short notice. This is a very spontaneous trip, so unfortunately we didn't have the chance to plan ahead. We're aware that salmon fishing has been declining in recent years, and we're keeping our expectations realistic. That said, this will probably be our only opportunity this year to try for our first salmon, so we'd really like to give it a shot.
We're happy to drive up to about two hours from Galway if it's worth the trip. Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Took this photo yesterday around the Docklands.
There’s a long rainbow-coloured slick on the surface of the water and it looks a lot like fuel, oil, or some kind of chemical runoff. I’m not saying that’s definitely what it is (you can smell fuel tho) but it looks pretty nasty.
Does anyone know what this could be, where it might be coming from, or whether it should be reported somewhere? Am I overreacting or are we literally letting this flow through the river?
Gave the harbour a bash with micro fishing and it payed off big time! Caught 30+ little fellas over around a 6hr fishing trip . Ide also already caught pollock but the young ones still look deadly.
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Lure : westin andy weedless snow white / on the drop
Fish returned
Fly fishing this area in Wicklow, I know it holds fish but they won't take any of my flies. Theyre rising consistently in the deeper side. New to the game so any advice helpful.
Anyone here do any catch and cook on fish from Dublin Bay? Or is the risk of it being contaminated too high?
Basically looking to start some pike fishing around Tipperary but dont where to start. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Loch Gur possibly?