Salmon Fishing in Ireland
One thing I love to do in Ireland is pack up some sandwiches, a flask of hot soup, some fishing tackle and head off for a spot of Salmon fishing in County Donegal.
I find that fishing in Ireland is probably the best stress relief anyone can try and no matter if its sunny or raining you can be sure that a full day relaxing is exactly what the doctor ordered.
The scenery in Ireland also helps make a fishing trip an amazing past time and when it does rain the scenery can be become breath taking, especially if you are doing a spot of seas fishing.
Usually my fishing lures are nothing special and picked up at the local fishing store, my one being O Neill’s Shop in Bridge End just over the Northern Irish border from Derry. From there you can almost go in any direction for some great Salmon rivers and it’s usually a bonus if you find a quite river with a Salmon leap, watching Salmon fight against the river to make it up stream is often something I wonder why? To catch the Salmon leap you will need to catch it specific times of the year.
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March 11th, 2006 at 5:18 am
First time I was in Ireland I got a chance at the fishing, amazing!