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Persistent, disagreeable, unseasonable Sheelin and a few trout

The elements as they say in Cavan ‘played holy hell’ with the fishing on Lough Sheelin for the last few weeks.

‘The gem cannot be polished without friction, nor man perfected without trials’ Lucius Annaeus Seneca   The elements as they say in Cavan ‘played holy hell’ with the fishing on Lough Sheelin for the last few weeks. There was a persistent disagreeable and unseasonable mix of continuous rain, nightly chills and contrary wind changes. The […]

Nocturnal perfection and the ecstasy of a Sheelin trout

Lough Sheelin suffered from the remnants of storm Gert in the first two days of this fishing week, in the form of torrential downpours.

‘Patience is not the ability to wait but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting’ Joyce Meyer   Lough Sheelin suffered from the remnants of storm Gert in the first two days of this fishing week, in the form of torrential downpours. It is a well-known fact that all weather, good or bad, […]

Sheelin trout fishing in August: Good but hard in erratic conditions

A catch & release policy is actively encouraged on the lake at all times.

‘It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see’ Henry David Thoreau   August is a fishing month that can sometimes be mistakenly written off by anglers as being slow and sluggish with not much happening, a month of ‘resting up’ as such before that final blast into the last leg of […]

Sunset proves the best time for fishing at Lough Sheelin

We are now into the middle of the fishing season where the traditionally unpredictable Irish summer alternated familiarly between scorching heat, drops in temperatures and deluges of rain.

‘One dream, one soul, one prize, one goal, one golden glance of what should be’ Roger Taylor   For the multitude of those who have enquired recently as to why the Lough Sheelin weekly angling report has seemingly vanished, the answer is that, for the past month the internet connection at the Sheelin office has […]

Fly-fishing with sedge and mayfly imitations improves on Lough Corrib

Angling on mayfly and sedges improves on Lough Corrib.

Declan Gibbons gives an overview of angling on Lough Corrib in the second half of July which saw an improvement on mayfly and sedges. In the Oughterard area, Basil Shields of Ardnasillagh Lodge (tel.: +353 (0)91 – 552 550) reports of greatly improved fishing in the area predominantly due to mayfly: – Colin Wright from […]

Mayfly done on Corrib, but good trout to Caenis

Declan Gibbons, reporting from the shores of Lough Corrib, told us in early June that the trout angling quietened down in the week gone by with lesser hatches of mayfly and changeable weather conditions. The anglers who had the best success were Caenis fishing.

Declan Gibbons, reporting from the shores of Lough Corrib, told us in early June that the trout angling quietened down in the week gone by with lesser hatches of mayfly and changeable weather conditions. The anglers who had the best success were Caenis fishing.   Larry McCarthy from Corrib View Lodge Glencorrib (corribangling.com) reports of […]

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