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Irish coarse species are amongst the best and healthiest that you can fish for. Whether fishing the magnificent Ballyshunnock Reservoir, or by the stunning views from the River Blackwater, there is something to suit every coarse angler.
Ballyshunnock Reservoir
Ballyshunnock Reservoir also provides anglers with a great spot for coarse fishing. Currently there is a programme of stocking is taking place making Ballyshunnock Reservoir an ideal spot for all permit holders.
| Address: | Ballyshunnock Reservoir, Kilmeaden |
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| Telephone: | 051 294328 |
Belle Lake
Belle Lake is located in Dunmore East is one of Irelands few coarse fishing locations. Belle Lake is stocked with rudd, bream tench and pike.
| Address: | Belle Lake, Dunmore East |
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| Contact: | Eileen Richardson |
| Telephone: | 051 382117 |
| Email: | enguiries@sfrf.ie |
River Blackwater
The section of the River Blackwater that flows through Cappoquin provides a good spot for coarse fishing in a picturesque area. Because the river is backed up by the tide, fishing is best when the tide is rising or falling. Roach and dace fish are found in abundance in this section of the river where the access is good.
The Blackwater River is a mixed fishery and coarse fishing is controlled by the Cappoquin Coarse Angling Club by arrangement of Lismore Estates. Anglers must note that fishing is restricted to the area between Glenribbon Bridge and the lay-by on the Youghal Road, along both banks.
