| Location: |
The Inchiquin Lake can be found 8 miles south of Kenmare with easy access off a small road off the R571. |
| County: | Kerry |
| Fish: | Pike
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| Description: |
Here we have a large and interesting lake which holds a good stock of Perch and Rudd. Also in this lake you find good Pike fishing. |
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| Season: | All year around |
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| Methods: | All legal methods. No live bait with Pike fishing. |
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| Cost: | Coarse fishing is free. |
| Fish: | Salmon
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| Description: |
The lake surrounded by mountains on three sides and a primeval oak forest all along the south shore, is fished mainly for its good fighting brownies and sea trout, although it holds a few salmon. Best time to fish is between August and September. |
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| Season: | Sea trout are taken during March 15th - October 12th. |
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| Methods: | Fly only. |
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| Cost: | Permit available: John O'Hare, Kenmare Angling Association, Main Street, Kenmare, Tel 064-41499 |
| Fish: | Trout
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| Description: |
The lake surrounded by mountains on three sides and a primeval oak forest all along the south shore, is fished mainly for its good fighting brownies and sea trout, although it holds a few salmon. Best time to fish is between Agust and September. |
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| Season: | Sea trout are taken during March 15th - October 12th. |
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| Methods: | Fly only. |
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| Cost: | Permit available: John O'Hare, Kenmare Angling Association, Main Street, Kenmare, Tel 064-41499 |
