Galway City, Ireland, June 2010. The Corrib River or Galway Fishery starts at the defined mouth at Nimmos Pier, near the Claddagh, in Galway Bay and consists of the main river, the Galway City canals, the two outlet rivers from lough Corrib and a portion of Lough Corrib. Spring salmon can be caught in the fishery at Galway City from the month of February and the best grilse fishing is in the months of May and June. Salmon fishing continues throughout the season from the Weir at Galway City as...
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Galway City, Ireland, June 2010. The Corrib River or Galway Fishery starts at the defined mouth at Nimmos Pier, near the Claddagh, in Galway Bay and consists of the main river, the Galway City canals, the two outlet rivers from lough Corrib and a portion of Lough Corrib. Spring salmon can be caught in the fishery at Galway City from the month of February and the best grilse fishing is in the months of May and June. Salmon fishing continues throughout the season from the Weir at Galway City as far as Lough Corrib. the Great Fishing Houses of Ireland For centuries, Ireland has offered the greatest sport fishing to anglers. Several traditional houses offer accomodation and fishing in style, under the name 'The Great Fishing Houses of Ireland'. Each of the houses has access to superb fishing. Some offer private, exclusive waters, while others are located on the great free lakes of Ireland. Photo by Frits Meyst/Adventure4ever.com
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