The island of Ireland is 500km long and 300km wide, but with a 1:3 (water/land) ratio, it seems like anywhere you go, you're going to find the perfect spot to cast your rod.
Even the climate is kind to the fisherman, mild summers, mild winters, and moderate rainfall throughout the year. The warm current of the North Atlantic, which blows towards the southwest coast, because the climate is more temperate than would be expected from its geographical location.
The result is a wonderful mix of warm and cold water fish, capable of exciting both the expert angler, as well as the novice, who simply wants to spend a family vacation.
The Munster Blackwater rises in the mountains of County Kerry and runs east for about 120 km through counties Cork and Waterford, ending at Youghal in eastern County Cork. It is the second longest river in Ireland and is known for its large influx of salmon. Of great beauty, it has the well-deserved title of "The Irish Rhine".
Spinning and fly fishing are the two types authorized in all sections of this river, however in some areas bait fishing is allowed.
The legal limit of the minimum size of the piece is 17.78cm, both for Salmon and Trout, and the hooks with death are prohibited.
The salmon and trout fishing season runs from February to September
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ACCOMMODATION:
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The stay in the rivers is carried out in Lodges of supreme quality, allowing you to find the much-needed rest after hours of fishing and make the most of the moments of rest so that when you are in the river, give yourself 100%.
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Experienced guide on reserved days of fishing.
Adequate boats if necessary.
Accommodation with full board.
Fishing licences.
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Disinfection Certificate.
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