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Old 22-10-2009, 09:16 PM
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Anyone know if there is any grayling fishing in Ireland? I have never heard tell of anyone catching one..

To be honest it is not something that has ever interested me, but i guess i shouldn't knock it until i try it eh?
I'm not sure why they don't interest me, maybe it's because in most of the pics i see they are pretty small?

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Anyone know if there is any grayling fishing in Ireland? I have never heard tell of anyone catching one..

To be honest it is not something that has ever interested me, but i guess i shouldn't knock it until i try it eh?
I'm not sure why they don't interest me, maybe it's because in most of the pics i see they are pretty small?

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Good question?
I guess there are no grayling or snakes in Ireland.
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Old 22-10-2009, 09:24 PM
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Good question?
I guess there are no grayling or snakes in Ireland.
Ah good old saint patrick...He was a bit of a legend all right...

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Old 22-10-2009, 09:26 PM
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There are no Grayling in Ireland.and they are not all small.

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I guess he done more than just got rid of all the snakes and Grayling to warrant such a P**s up ever year
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Old 22-10-2009, 09:46 PM
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There are no Grayling in Ireland.and they are not all small.

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Jim as they've discovered both small isolated populations of chub and zander here in Ireland there is a one small river in the west on a private estate that holds a head of... but lets just say I am sworn to secrecy!
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Old 22-10-2009, 10:42 PM
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Hey give it a wee while and they will most likely be carried in by the stokes which courier pike into connemara...
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I have been going to Ireland for over forty years now and have never heard of any Grayling being caught, i don't think they have any in their rivers.
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Contrary to the posts , with the exception of joey , yes their are grayling in ireland,

dont want to get into a discussion about them but they are on 3 fisheries that i know of, and have been for quite a while,
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