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Lough Carra which is situated south of Ballintubber is a limestone lake of around 4003 acres. The lake is a haven for the angler. It has a good stock of trout and it has one of the earliest and heaviest rises of May-fly in Western Europe. The lake is also of great historical interest. Along its shores stands Moore Hall, the historic home of the Moores and Castleburke, the ruins of the 15th century Norman de Burgo castle. Doon Archaeological Nature peninsula is a site of National importan...

The lakes in Claremorris and Irishtown, Co. Mayo are teeming with fish just waiting to be caught. Beautiful, secluded lakes in a tranquil pastoral setting is surely the coarse angler's paradise. Claremorris and its satellite village Irishtown, in the heart of Connaught, offer you the beauty of the countryside, the abundance of fish, the friendliness of the people and the peace and quiet that only Ireland can give....

A revelation for the coarse angler seeking new and exciting waters - excellent local knowledge available. Cloontariff Lough: Good bank fishing; pike and perch Carrownamallagh Lough: Excellent bank fishing for pike & perch; easily accessible Curragh Lough: Best access. Stands erected. Excellent breams & quality pike fishing. Clontarnaune Lough: Good bank fishing with fair access. Specimen pike. Derrykin Lough: Excellent access to good bank fishing. Quality pike. L...