In the Blue Stacks
Linus preparing a cast for Anja, to be ready for the trouts of a Blue Stack Mountain lake.
But the lake didn't yield a trout whatsoever. We have to come back another day.
Brown Trout at Lough Carrowmore
Lough Carrowmore in County Mayo is famous for Salmon and Sea Trout, but has nice Brown Trout also.
What more do you want. I caught about a dozen or so in this georgeous water. All very close in and most of them took the Wickham's.
Lough Inchiquin
Sarah Buettner and me on the way down to Lough Inchiquin near Corofin, Co.
Clare.
The lake has big trout, but we only managed to rise two of them. Maybe
another day.
Little Mermaid
Sarah Buettner posing as Little Mermaid at Lough Bunny in the Burren. Needless to say: no fish, otherwise there would be another picture as well.
Dull Day, lots of Fish
A cloudy, dull, dark day at Lough Naloughraman.
But Ray Robinson and me caught plenty of trout. They were not the biggest ones, we had a very lifely day's fishing though.
More Rain; Perfect Water in the Owenea
It rained all night and we found the Owenea in perfect nick.
This is just below the Gubbin near Glenties, Co. Donegal.
Since we haven't caught a fish yet again, there was only one thing to do.
At the Eanybeg
Pretty much overgrown, but otherwise the Eanybeg looks good.
Ray can't believe that there wasn't a fish in sight.
The Owenea looks good
Ray Robinson tries to catch a Salmon at the Owenea.
But all his concentration didn't help.
No fish.
The Eany in Good Flood
The Eany below Ballymacahill.
Everything looks just perfect, but no fish in sight.
Lough Geeta
Great view on the way to Geeta, Co. Donegal.
It will take you about 45 minutes to get from the nearest road to Lough Geeta, but it is worth a little walk.
Ray Robinson, just striking into a Brown Trout.
There we have it.
And that's me just landing one.
What more do you want?
