ESTABLISHMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES IRELAND - SEE PRESS RELEASE DATED JULY 1st, 2010

SALMON SEASON: Salmon fishery is closed in 2010

FURTHER INFORMATION ON ANGLING LEGISLATION CLICK HERE

OPEN SEASON BROWN TROUT: March 1st to September 30th. 

ANGLING METHOD BROWN TROUT: All legal methods.

ACCESS: Fortunately there is access  to the best stretches of the river which are downstream from the creamery on the main Quilty to Kilrush Rd, and upstream from the bridge on the Quilty to Doonbeg Road. There is another good stretch downstream of this bridge but it is difficult to find and involves a long hike from the road to the river. 

FACILITIES: Open Bank fishery

FISHING LICENCE: A permit to fish is not required for brown trout.

PERMISSION TO FISH: Check the local angling club for further information.

ANGLING FEES: Check with the local angling club  for applicable  trout fishing fees.

FISHERY DESCRIPTION: The Annageeragh River is located in West Clare. It flows out of Doo Lough, a lake near the borders of Mullagh and Kilmaley and flows in a westerly direction for approx. 7 miles where it enters the sea near Quilty. The landscape is boggy.

Please Observe Our Country Code and Fisheries Laws.

Anglers are requested to always observe our country code

• Seek permission from landowners before crossing private lands or property

• Do not park cars in fields except where permission is granted and it is safe to do so.

• Leave no litter

• Keep our countryside clean

Normal access is over footbridges and stiles or where public access is provided.