Hi Guys

Being sent to Ireland for Two whole weeks next sunday for work, will be travelling the length and breath of the country.

I understand that it is possible to fish the Ballymoney burn for trout in Northern Ireland for around £7 per day via the Fishpal website and a couple of others in the same area for similar price, ie the Rhee/Agivey

Does anyone have any info for similar priced fishing in the south available from the 2nd October, Also I understand that in the North I need to purchase a Licence 3or7 days will be the maximum I need but does this cover salmon/seatrout or is there a separate licence as in the UK

Any other related info would be greatly appreciated....!!!!

Happy Fishing

Lough Currane's season has been extended until October 12th this year.

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Steve


"There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman, trying to outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb, and getting licked in the process." Paul O'Neil

I saw that, headed there from the U.K. next Friday.

The game fishing license will cover you for salmon and sea trout yes

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And when none bite, I praise the wise
Whom vain allurements ne'er surprise.

Many of the waters close at the end of september. There are a lot of NI waters open until the end of october, giving you a chance to fish for dollaghan in the Lough Neagh Rivers (Six Mile, Maine, Ballinderry etc). As far as i know Lough Sheelin is open until mid October - opportunity of a big wild brownie. Loughs Ennell and Owel and Lene are also open.
Info on permits in NI is available here.
You'll need a game rod licence, and permits for many of the waters.

Thanks for the Replies everyone

From what I understand if I purchase a combined 14 day game permit/Licence for £24 on the DCAL website will I then be able to fish most places across Northern Ireland without purchasing any extra permits/licences.

Is this correct