Fly Fishing around Ringaskiddy

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patk
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Fly Fishing around Ringaskiddy

#1 Post by patk »

Ive recently moved to Monkstown so ringaskiddy is reasonably close and though i know the water vaguely there from going to Haulbowline I've never fished there. Im keen to fly fish for bass or someone mentioned once that seatrout can be got on the fly around there also? Any info appreciated in terms of tide times and places here or by pm any kind of a steer at all thanks pat
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Re: Fly Fishing around Ringaskiddy

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God this forum has really gone dead.
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Re: Fly Fishing around Ringaskiddy

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patk wrote:Ive recently moved to Monkstown so ringaskiddy is reasonably close and though i know the water vaguely there from going to Haulbowline I've never fished there. Im keen to fly fish for bass or someone mentioned once that seatrout can be got on the fly around there also? Any info appreciated in terms of tide times and places here or by pm any kind of a steer at all thanks pat
Plenty sea trout there ,found mepps to be best ,all the best.

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Re: Fly Fishing around Ringaskiddy

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Thanks. Senthe you pm.
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