
ESTABLISHMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES IRELAND - SEE
PRESS RELEASE DATED JULY 1st, 2010
Angling Centres:
Mullingar & Multyfarnham, Co Westmeath
General Fishery Area: River Inny,
Brosna & Lakes & Royal Canal
LOCATION
Click on thumbnail map to show a larger
local area map of the Inny System.
Mullingar is a very busy and well established major
Game and Coarse angling centre located in Co Westmeath in the Irish Midlands -
and lies about 80 kms to the north west of Dublin. It is surrounded by some of
the countries prime angling waters, including the Midland Trout Loughs.
Multyfarnham village which is a neighbouring centre
located 13 kms North of Mullingar in Co Westmeath and lies about 90 kms
from Dublin. This is regarded as a self catering holiday centre suitable for
angling tourists.
WHERE TO FISH
This guide covers the River Inny and
Brosna systems, which consist of lakes and rivers, many renowned for
coarse and pike fishing. Ballinafid Lake and other fisheries such as
Lough Derravaragh in the system produce specimen fish. A few fisheries are wheelchair friendly i.e. Slevin's Lake and the Royal Canal is
suitable with easy bank access.
A recent survey of the River Inny catchment has shown some excellent
stocks of Pike, Bream and Hybrids in sections south of Derravaragh.
LINKS TO LOCAL FISHERIES
GUIDES & CHARTS - MULLINGAR AREA
Note: Below is a list of the main angling
venues/hotspots in the area. If you wish to review how we rate each fishery in
terms of target angling species, please click the link below. Fisheries marked
* are in the ShRFB group of managed
waters and
anglers require a fishing permit, see Angling Fees section below
TO VIEW FULL SPECIES RATING CHARTS TO FISHERIES LINKED
BELOW CLICK HERE
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WHO TO CONTACT
You can browse and
book local angling services and accommodation
in advance of your trip to this area - see right column. If you feel
you need further assistance, contact the Angling Section Tel: 057 9121777 or
email Brian Mc Manus
info@shannon-fishery-board.ie
The Shannon Regional Fisheries Board has an information office
located outside Mullingar at Tudenham Lodge and is open in the morning time
should you require assistance or information maps etc. Tel: +353 44 9348769
FISHING SEASON
There is no close season for Coarse and Pike
fishing but there
are best times for individual species. SEE MORE INFO ON
INDIVIDUAL COARSE FISH SPECIES
FISHING ADVICE
To facilitate anglers, particularly those of you
who are less
experienced or those coming to Ireland for the first time, we recommend
you review and follow tips and advice on
COARSE AND PIKE FISHING IN IRELAND
FISHING REPORTS
We feature weekly fishing reports for the region
during the main part of the season. In addition we archive all our past fishing
reports. To view our CURRENT FISHING
REPORT.
You can become a reporter to add value to these reports every week, we would
like to hear from you and don't forget to send us a photo which we will feature
as well. If interested complete our FISHING
REPORT SUBMISSION FORM or simply email us with your report and contact
particulars to
info@shannon-fishery-board.ie
LOCAL ANGLING FEES
Fisheries listed in this guide with the odd
exception (Royal Canal) are in the
River Inny & Brosna Catchments Mullingar and are part of our
MIDLAND FISHERIES GROUP of waters which are in the direct
control of the Shannon Regional Fisheries Board. A Fishing permit is required to
fish these waters. The rates for 2009 are
Adult Annual €39.00; Pensioner Annual
€20.00;. Juvenile Annual €14.00 Juvenile 1 Day €2.00
Day Permit €12.00 Visitors 21 Day: €20.00. If
you wish to fish these fisheries you
can
BUY AND IMMEDIATELY PRINT YOUR FISHING PERMIT ONLINE
NOW - we accept Visa, Mastercard and Laser card
FOR MORE INFO SEE COARSE ANGLING ROD FEES
Nearest Fishing Permit Distributors:
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Shannon Regional Fisheries Board Regional Office
Mullingar, Tel: 044 9348769
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David Mc Bride (if travelling from Dublin),
Southside Angling Centre, Unit D, Southgate, Cork Street, Dublin 8 Tel: 01 4530266 or
01 4737847. Fax: 01 4737839 or Rory Harkin, Rory's Fishing Tackle,
17A Templebar, Dublin 2 Tel: 01 6772351 Fax: 01 6719986
MANAGED FISHERIES PIKE
AND COARSE FISHING RULE AMENDMENTS APPLICABLE FROM 2010
As well as the national Coarse Fish and Pike Angling Bye Laws listed below,
anglers may fish with 'two rods' for Pike and Coarse Fish on the
following mixed stock waters in the River Inny Catchment, they are,
River Inny (including Finea, Mullingar,
Ballymahon, Whitebridge and Red bridge, down into Inny Bay at Tommy Foxes),
Ballinafid lake, Lough Derravarragh, Lough Iron, Bracklough lake, Lough Kinale
and Lough Patrick. In the River Brosna catchment: Doolin pond, Mc Evoys lake, Sheever lake,
Slevin’s lake.
COARSE & PIKE ANGLING
BYE LAWS
ORDER
A POCKET GUIDE TO PIKE AND COARSE FISH BYE LAWS IN 8 DIFFERENT
LANGUAGES
The ShRFB has published a pocket guide to Pike and Coarse Fish Bye Laws
in eight different languages (English, German, French, Polish,
Lithuanian, Latvian, Hungarian and Russian). Anglers can request
a copy
HERE
or it can also be
DOWNLOADED
in pdf (7.38Mb)
for those with broadband internet connection.
Click on your country flag
below to download Bye Laws in the relevant languages
