Irish Angling Forum

frankie · Egg Joined: 10 Feb 2006 Posts: 27

i used to get a magazine i think it was called angling ireland or something like that, think it was sum1 from larne who was the editor is this mag still going

Sean · Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2006 6:42 pm Post subject:

angling ireland is still going, but ive only see it down south now. irish angler is a similar magazine thats only been out about 2 years, you can get it from easons ect

knocavoeboy · Fry Joined: 16 Nov 2005 Posts: 68

was called angling north when it first come out. remeber a picture of a 20lb dollaghan nettted in louugh neagh was on front cover. i seen it in sainburys last month.

sagexp (stylie) · Egg Joined: 27 Apr 2006 Posts: 3

I get Irish angler every month, its the only magazine i buy with out even glancing at the contents. You know what i mean, look at T&S or TFF and see what acticles are relevant to your fishing and then think about buying it.
But i find Irish Anglers seems to have a bit of everything i have done, except sea fishing im a total rookie when it come to that.
Ok, this is turning into a plug i dont mean it to be, all i can say is it seems to be the best mag for Irish guys out there.
They did a Corrib ceanis hatch issue recently, and normally i wouldnt even take much notice of those acticles thinking they are not relevant to me, but last year on the corrib i witnessed such a hatch and i tell you it was amazing. Big trout in sun shine cruising the surface gobbling the little buggers down. I managed 3 trout around the 1lb in the half an hour the hatch was on, but with a bit more luck one of the good trout might have came into range and who knows.
What my point is the article was spot on with what occured for me, i thought the hatch and fish moving was a fluke of the conditions but the article told me how to target those conditions and fish and now im hoping to get the chance again, and maybe contact one of the big fish