| Location: |
The River Nore rises in Co. Tipperary and flows eastwards through Borris-in-Ossory and then south through Co. Kilkenny, passing through or close by the towns of Durrow, Ballyragget, Kilkenny, Bennettsbridge and Thomastown to join the River Barrow upstream of New Ross. |
| County: | Tipperary |
| Fish: | Pike
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| Description: |
It is tidal from Inistioge River with very rich fly life. Much of the catchment is given over to tillage, pastureland, and bloodstock. Mill weirs are a feature of the river, and these give rise to long, deep stretches and slow-flowing water. The banks are high in places, and there is an excessive amount of tree cover and vegetation in many places, which makes fishing difficult. |
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| Season: | Salmon and Sea Trout: 1st February to 30th September. |
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| Methods: | All legal methods. No live bait with Pike fishing. |
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| Cost: | Coarse fishing is free. For other costs contact The Fishery Manager, Mount Juliet House |
