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small weedy in summer howeevr teaming with rudd with the occasional big one putting up an appearencer
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This lake holds big stock of Pike exceeding 14kg. Large perch and Roach are also found here. Stiles and footsticks have been provided to give easy access along the shore.
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Creeve is the sister lake of Bantry. A Path surrounds the lake and gives easy access to the fishing stands. Not far from these loughs is Parkanaur Forest Park, where there is a...
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This 59-acres man-made lake has good shoals of Bream, Roach and Perch.
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Big lake with a muddy bottom, weedy in places but holds some huge bream and plenty of roach, perch, hybrids and pike. Also big head of eels present
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It is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles. Fishing from boats is not permitted here. This lough is particularly good for Perch.
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A 37acre venue, good access to swims, quite open, however very deep.
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37 acre lake within the country park with carp, roach, bream, perch, tench,pike,eels.
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