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First thing to know when you like to spend a day out in the water, is where to do it. Co. Cork offers its tourists with mighty rivers perfect for a fishing adventure and at the same time, surrounded by the most inspiring views.
The Bandon River is an ideal spot for tourists to splurge a fishing moment. Among the rivers in West Ireland, Bandon is one the most picturesque. This river has a touch of legend as it was believed to be devoted to the deity of the water, Bann. It is merely 27 miles from Cork Airport making it close to visit. Tourists can opt to visit the Kilcoleman fishery to take care of their fishing needs. The most excellent activity on this side of Cork is “fly-fishing”. Although some parts of the Bandon River could cater to angling.
Game fishing in the Bandon River is excellent for fishing buffs since they can expect for a good catch of salmons here. Fishing season begins in July, so plan ahead before splurging into it. After all, to enjoy the thrill, you must first learn the skill.
Cork Blackwater is a great river for salmon angling. This river is Ireland’s second largest river and has proudly carried a title as the “Irish Rhine”. What makes this river a perfect angling destination is its weather which is quite stable. Another point of interest for anglers here is the fact that they can catch salmons and seatrouts even in low water. Tourists can have their rods readied as early as February as this is the start of the fishing season here and stretches all the way to September. This river has a very high catch record and who knows, you might just break some records here.
Baltimore, Co. Cork is another fishing site worth exploring. Known worldwide as a great place for fishing, Baltimore has been one of the most visited part of Cork in terms of water adventures. The village has made its own mark for its remarkable angling attraction. This is the place to go for tourists who love water and yet yearns for the finest surrounding scenery.
Co. Cork, Ireland, is an ideal county destination of all fishing and angling fanatics. The rivers are of exceptional charm and the marine treasures are abundant.
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