| Lough Derg can be located in the counties of Clare Galway and Tipperary |
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| This is the largest lake on the Shannon, covering some 29,000 acres and is a good mixed fishery for Salmon, Pike, Coarse fish and Trout. It is a must for the big hunter. The access is good to this lake, with some of them being at Portumna, Terryglass and Kilgarvan. At Rossmore jetty you can fish for rudd and bream from the rocky margin. Scarriff river flows through lough Ree, up water from Scarriff has the better swims which holds bream, perch, rudd and pike near the yields in the winter. |
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| Species: Pike, Bream, Perch, Roach, Rudd |
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| Season: Coarse fishing all year round. Salmon and Sea trout season is between February 1st - September 30th. |
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| Permits: Boats hire and other information on costs can be got from Mr J. Bottcher, Mountshannon in Co. Clare. Coarse fishing is free. The Lower Shannon Trout & Coarse Fisheries Development Society develop angling locally in the lower Shannon Region. Anglers can voluntarily purchase a share certificate from most of the larger tackle dealers in the area. |
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