Shannon Angling Kilrush County Clare Ireland

Fishing from Kilrush with Shannon Angling makes for a most enjoyable experience for the angler. From the sheltered waters of the Shannon estuary the keen and novice angler can fish for the abundant fish stocks, dogfish, conger, eel, thornback ray, bullhuss, tope, rockling, whiting to mention a few, while further out into the atlantic pollock, wrasse, cod, coalfish, blue shark and ling can be fished.
A Good Catch!
Shannon Angling specialize in fishing on very light tackle for these superb fish to maximise your angling pleasure.
We operate a conservation policy with the central fisheries board to maintain stocks. We have been fishing in this area for over 15 years and all of our captains have
vast knowledge and experience, caring about your safety and comfort. [more...]

A Catch 

Angling on the Shannon and in the Atlantic West Coast of County Clare
Of Course You
Can Catch A Fish.
Come Fishing -
Get Hooked!
Shannon Angling Kilrush County Clare Ireland
Martin Brennan
Kilrush Co.Clare Ireland
Phone
(+353)
(0)65 9052031
Mobile (+353)
(0)87 2940419

Shark

Kilrush is a seaport and market town situated in County Clare on the West Coast of Ireland. It enjoys all the benefits of a modern town, while keeping the old character and charm of its rural past.
Kilrush is located on the north shore of the Shannon estuary, which is some of the deepest sheltered waters in western Europe.
Shannon International Airport is just 45 mins. away, with daily flights to many European destinations, as well as to the US and Canada.
Famed for its friendly atmosphere and relaxed Irish charm, Kilrush enjoys some fine Irish music which can be heard in the pubs nightly. Wide streets and ample shopping makes Kilrush the most unique of Irish settings from which to enjoy your fishing holiday. Come to Kilrush - the craic is great!

Cead Mile Failte!


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