| River Feale... | | | | Killarney and Cork you'll have passed the River |
| The River Feale, near Listowel in North Kerry, is | | | | Flesk. It's 3km in length and has easy access |
| an excellent salmon and trout river. The best spot | | | | from the main road. Salmon enter the river in |
| for fishing along the river is on the banks near the | | | | early spring and stay until late May, while brown |
| bridge as you enter the town. Another great spot | | | | trout and white sea trout enter the river in July. |
| is in Finuge, located about 2 miles outside Listowel. | | | | Spinning would be the best type of angling |
| This area for fishing is known locally as "The Wall". | | | | method used here, although fly rod and worming |
| Our advice is to get here early, as it's a very | | | | are commonly used on this river as well. A permit |
| popular place. | | | | is required. |
| A salmon licence is required for the Feale, which | | | | Barfinnihy Lake... |
| can be purchased from Halpins Fishing Store in | | | | Barfinnihy Lake is stocked monthly by the regional |
| Listowel town. | | | | fisheries board. It's located about 6 miles from |
| The River Laune... | | | | Kenmare town with stunning views of Molls Gap. |
| Fantastic for spring salmon, sea trout and brown | | | | You'll find rainbow trout in abundance here and |
| trout, the River Laune, and in particular the town | | | | spinning and fly-fishing are the most popular |
| of Killorglin, is a fantastic base for an angling | | | | methods used. |
| holiday. The scenery is breathtaking to say the | | | | Killarney Lakes... |
| least, against the backdrop of the McGillycuddy | | | | Killarney is a popular tourist destination and offers |
| Reeks, and Killorglin itself is a fairly lively town with | | | | some of the best fishing in the country. There |
| plenty pubs and restaurants. A fishing permit is | | | | are three main fresh water lakes: Lough Leane, |
| required. | | | | Muck Ross Lake and the Upper Lake as well as |
| River Blackwater... | | | | numerous smaller lakes and rivers, making it an |
| The River Blackwater is a top spot for salmon, | | | | ideal base to fish. No permits are required for the |
| brown trout and white sea tout. It's roughly 10 | | | | Killarney Lakes. |
| miles long from the source to the sea and flows | | | | Caragh River... |
| into Kenmare Bay. All types of angling can be | | | | Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and located |
| done here, fly-fishing, spinning, and worming etc. | | | | just outside the town of Killorglin, Caragh River is |
| Our top tip is to use a fly rod with bright colour | | | | a good salmon and white trout river. The river is |
| flies, preferably in the evening. Also make sure | | | | divided in two and known locally as Upper Caragh |
| you have a fishing license as there is a fine. | | | | River and Lower Caragh River. It drains a large |
| River Flesk... | | | | catchment area before flowing into Carragh Lake. |
| If you've ever travelled along the N22 between | | | | |