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Galways (Ireland)
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Galway. Corrib river. In June and July, in the river you can see thousands of salmons swimming to reach the spawning grounds
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Port of Galway, one of the most important fishing ports in the Connemara region
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Galway city. Houses of the fishermen on the docks
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Galway. The streets of the city center
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Galway. Murals along the streets of the historic center
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Galway. Murals along the streets of the historic center
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In the evening the streets of Galway crowd of tourists in search of a pub to drink a beer and enjoy dishes mainly based on fish
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In the evening, the streets of Galway crowd of tourists in search of a pub to drink a beer and listen Irish music
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. The school where lectures are held for fly fishing, a type of fishing practiced in this part of Ireland
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Tea time during the lessons of fishing
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Exercises of launch with the fishing rod
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. The lake to fishing trouts and salmons.
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess.
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Connemara National Park
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Lough Inagh Lodge. In the school there are also a number of rooms for guests
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Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Atmosphere calm and relaxed evenings around the fireplace talking of fishing
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The clapper of a door of Ballynahich Castle near Cashel a popular spot among the fishermen who frequent the rivers near Newport
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The pub of Ballynahich Cashel near Cashel, a popular spot among the fishermen who frequent the rivers near Newport.
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Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. A typical local pub
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Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. Place of departure for the fishing trips at sea with and without instructor
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Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. Place of departure for the fishing trips at sea with and without instructor
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Fishing rods used for fishing courses at sea near Rockfleet
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Port of Rockfleet near the town of Newport. The instructor explains how to fish the Tope a small shark species typical of the region
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Port of Rockfleet near the town of Newport. The instructor explains how to fish the Tope, a small shark species typical of the region
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The lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland
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The lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland where there are different schools of sea fishing
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The fishing boats used in the lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland
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The fishing boats used in Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo
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Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
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Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
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Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
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Mount Falcon Estate. The lake is used for lessons to learn the fly fishing
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Mount Falcon Estate. Lessons to learn the fly fishing
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Mount Falcon Estate. It takes dozens of hours of practice to learn well the fly fishing
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All schools of fishing, are in natural environments very nice with a relaxing atmosphere and in the midst of the nature
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All schools of fishing, are in natural environments very nice with a relaxing atmosphere and in the midst of the nature
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Ballina on the northwest coast of Ireland. Considered by many fisherman, the capital of salmon fishing
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Ballina on the northwest coast of Ireland. Considered by many fisherman, the capital of salmon fishing
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To fish, is necessary a fishing license obtained in the schools of fishing or in the offices present in all cities
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Where are the schools
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Galway. Corrib river. In June and July, in the river you can see thousands of salmons swimming to reach the spawning grounds
Port of Galway, one of the most important fishing ports in the Connemara region
Galway city. Houses of the fishermen on the docks
Galway. The streets of the city center
Galway. Murals along the streets of the historic center
Galway. Murals along the streets of the historic center
In the evening the streets of Galway crowd of tourists in search of a pub to drink a beer and enjoy dishes mainly based on fish
In the evening, the streets of Galway crowd of tourists in search of a pub to drink a beer and listen Irish music
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. The school where lectures are held for fly fishing, a type of fishing practiced in this part of Ireland
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Tea time during the lessons of fishing
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Exercises of launch with the fishing rod
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. The lake to fishing trouts and salmons.
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess.
Connemara National Park
Lough Inagh Lodge. In the school there are also a number of rooms for guests
Lough Inagh Lodge, near Recess. Atmosphere calm and relaxed evenings around the fireplace talking of fishing
The clapper of a door of Ballynahich Castle near Cashel a popular spot among the fishermen who frequent the rivers near Newport
The pub of Ballynahich Cashel near Cashel, a popular spot among the fishermen who frequent the rivers near Newport.
Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. A typical local pub
Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. Place of departure for the fishing trips at sea with and without instructor
Port of Rockfleet, County Mayo, 4 km from Newport. Place of departure for the fishing trips at sea with and without instructor
Fishing rods used for fishing courses at sea near Rockfleet
Port of Rockfleet near the town of Newport. The instructor explains how to fish the Tope a small shark species typical of the region
Port of Rockfleet near the town of Newport. The instructor explains how to fish the Tope, a small shark species typical of the region
The lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland
The lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland where there are different schools of sea fishing
The fishing boats used in the lagoons of Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland
The fishing boats used in Pontoon Bridge in County Mayo
Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
Lodge of the school of Mount Falcon Estate near the town of Ballina
Mount Falcon Estate. The lake is used for lessons to learn the fly fishing
Mount Falcon Estate. Lessons to learn the fly fishing
Mount Falcon Estate. It takes dozens of hours of practice to learn well the fly fishing
All schools of fishing, are in natural environments very nice with a relaxing atmosphere and in the midst of the nature
All schools of fishing, are in natural environments very nice with a relaxing atmosphere and in the midst of the nature
Ballina on the northwest coast of Ireland. Considered by many fisherman, the capital of salmon fishing
Ballina on the northwest coast of Ireland. Considered by many fisherman, the capital of salmon fishing
To fish, is necessary a fishing license obtained in the schools of fishing or in the offices present in all cities
Where are the schools
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Ireland is one of the major European states where fishing for salmon and trout, is one of the major tourism attractions. As a result of the increase in demand by tourists, many resort both inland and along the coast, have become fishing schools with qualified instructors who teach the secrets not only of fishing with the launch of the fly but also sea fishing. In addition to fishing, in schools it also teaches the English language, how to cook the fish catched and also the secrets of painting. A wide range of possibilities for all kinds of sports tourism, cultural and naturalistic.
More informations:
Flying in Ireland: www.aerlingus.com
Fishing in Ireland: Failte Ireland N.T. Development www.failteireland.ie and Western Fisheries Board www.northwestfisheries.ie
Tourism Board: www.ireland.com
Schools: Lough Inagh Lodge www.loughinaghlodgehotel.ie, Pontoon Bridge Hotel www.pontoonbridge.com, Mount Falcon Estate www.mountfalcon.com
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