Hi Folks,
We're coming over for a week 10th September staying in Caherdaniel on the Kenmore river area in Kerry.
IF anyone can point me to a good charter boat and shore marks in the area and any places to get bait....we're flying over so won't have a fork to go digging !
Many thanks
Andy
Advice for Kerry, Kenmore river area
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Re: Advice for Kerry, Kenmore river area
if u get onto kevin brain in waterville he should be able to sort u out. He has a tackle shop in the town as far as i know he guides fishing trips also
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Re: Advice for Kerry, Kenmore river area
You'll find him here: http://www.kbfishingireland.co.uk/
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Re: Advice for Kerry, Kenmore river area
Its a good hour and a bit to get to waterville from Kenmare, Kevin will have frozen baits but not fresh lug.
I would get his book as it will alot of info on the waterville area for shore marks, also get an OSI map of the area, i think its map 83 or 84 this will help in showing where these marks are.
I see your near Darrynane so its not too far to Waterville.
I would get his book as it will alot of info on the waterville area for shore marks, also get an OSI map of the area, i think its map 83 or 84 this will help in showing where these marks are.
I see your near Darrynane so its not too far to Waterville.
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Re: Advice for Kerry, Kenmore river area
you are only anout half an hour drive from waterville to Caherdaniel
have a look at this
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/shor ... 20ring.htm
A day driving to Ballinskelligs to try fishing for big pollock from the shore might be in order. Derrynane beach looks good but mind the weeverfish.
for charter...
I know that they used to set out to skellig from the small pier at the exit to derrynane harbour (well 20 years ago GOD I'm old!) so they might still run charters from there otherwise head to portmagee there are a number of boats going from there.
have a look at this
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/shor ... 20ring.htm
A day driving to Ballinskelligs to try fishing for big pollock from the shore might be in order. Derrynane beach looks good but mind the weeverfish.
for charter...
I know that they used to set out to skellig from the small pier at the exit to derrynane harbour (well 20 years ago GOD I'm old!) so they might still run charters from there otherwise head to portmagee there are a number of boats going from there.