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The Wild Brown Trout found in the Irish
Loughs are a magnificent breed, thick of body, fighting fit and beautiful to
the eye..
Born in the feeder streams to the lake, genetically pure, these trout are
a wonder to behold. Because these are wild fish in the true sense of the
word, their capture requires a certain degree of knowledge, both about their
habits and their habitat. Unless you have years to spend seeking them they can prove somewhat elusive at
times, this is due to their nomadic nature, following the food. It is this
knowledge that comes from experience.
These Trout are usually fished for from a drifting boat,
and are often in amongst the rocks, because of this it is advisable to employ
either a Guide, Gillie or Boatman when first venturing onto the Loughs as
they can be dangerous to the unwary. There are often hidden rocks just below
the surface, and at times you may be over
15 ft of water and on a rock within 2 yards.
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