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Galway Angling
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Loughrea Lake
Loughrea, Galway
During the summer, the lake, with its cool, clear water fed from underground springs is a popular venue with locals and visitors. The Long Point with its car parks, changing and toilet facilities, is an excellent and safe place for swimming. An alternative site for younger children is the shallow sandy area at Coorheen. Because of its size, the lake is an excellent stretch of water for sailboarding and canoeing.

Boats can be hired by the day and offer an ideal opportunity to explore th...
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Galway Bay Deep Angling
Galway Office, Galway, Galway
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Spiddal Angling School
Spiddal, Galway City, Galway
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Faherty's Lal Lakeland Angling Centre
Lakeland, Portlacarron, Oughterard, Galway
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Coarse Fishing
Galway, Galway
There is excellent coarse fishing in the Moycullen area where bream, roach, hybrids, perch and pike can be caught in the small lakes there. The Fishery Board with the co-operation of the local community, farmers and Coillte provided first-class access, parking and fishing stands at the lakes.

There is also coarse fishing waters near Tuam (Lough Aclaureen with excellent fishing stands), Milltown/Irishtown area (several lakes with stands provided), and the lakes around Claremorris where...
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Spiddal Deep Sea Angling
Baile Eamonn, Spiddal, Galway
Sea Angling
Galway, Galway
Sea Angling:
For the sea angler there is excellent deep sea angling for a wide range of different species from May onwards to about October. Blue shark from the end of July is particularly good around the Aran Islands where some of the boats take up to twenty a day, all of which are released again.

Roundstone and the Clifden areas are also good for blue shark and the occasional porbeagle is caught there, too. There are a number of well-equipped boats at the different locat...
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Sea Angling John Ryan
Dun Aengus, Sky Road, Clifden, Galway
County Galway Coarse Angling
Galway, Galway
The waters give good roach fishing over most of the year, but usually best from April to December. Roach to over 1Ib and hybrids to 3Ib are common. Bream to over 9Ib have been caught in Ballyquirke Lake. Tench are also present in most of the lakes but are often hard to locate because of the size of the waters. Ballindooley Lough, a few miles out the Headford Road from Galway City, is specially stocked with quality tench and the lake has a number good fishing stands that can be reached from t...
Moycullen/Killannin - Coarse Angling
Galway, Galway
You can find yourself in complete solitude during the day, (often with a whole lake to yourself) and yet in the evenings, great night life is never far away. There's something here for everyone, ranging from traditional Irish music, to hard rock, even tecno. The fishing also offers incredible variety, from some of the small river roach catches, to big weights of Bream in the beautiful rush lined lakes....
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