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Other Places to Visit in Ireland:During your angling trip to Ireland, be sure to carve out time to enjoy some of the top attractions and areas like the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry. You will want to review some of the best places to visit in Ireland and some of the charming small towns with winding streets and rewarding cultural experiences.

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The Lakes of Killarney are not only great for fishing, but the scenery near Killarney National Park is unforgettable and representative of some of the most natural landscapes in Ireland. There are three lakes in this system in southwest Ireland that are part of the River Laune catchment providing another great fishing opportunity.

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Connemara is a mountain region west of Galway with an abundance of lakes. This spot is a salmon angler's dream. Spend an hour or two in Galway looking over the Salmon Weir Bridge, where polarized glasses will let you see the schools of salmon in the swift flowing River Corrib below.

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The Di**le peninsula is one of the most spectacular locations along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. It is located in the far southwest region of Ireland. The coastline is varied, ranging from long stretches of golden sand on the Atlantic surf beaches intermixed with rocky shoreline and towering cliffs.

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West Cork is a scenic region along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way tourism trail, with beaches, bays, and estuaries that are all prime spots for fishing for sea bass and other species. Kinsale is a delightful town renowned for its many restaurants overlooking the harbor, where deep sea charter boats can take you to fish for monster coalfish, cod, and pollack.

21/04/2023

While the Lakeland Fishery is often targeted for carp, the broader Lakelands region is where anglers going after many species can find a honey hole. There are hundreds of large and small lakes that provide a wide variety of fishing for coarse fish and pike.