| Location: |
The Dee rises on Loughaniea Mountain in Co Caven, and flowing in an easterly direction for 38 miles through the counties of Meath & Louth. It then enters Dundalk Bay at Annagassian where it shares an estuary with the River Glyde. |
| County: | Louth |
| Fish: | Salmon
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| Description: |
The River Dee is highly regarded as a Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon Fishery. It is one of few rivers in Ireland where three Sea winter fish, 20-35lb in weight are still recorded. |
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| Season: | The fishing season runs from 1st Feb to 30th Sept. |
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| Methods: | Salmon are mostly taken by worm, devon or Flying C. Maggot, Fly and Shrimp are also used. |
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| Cost: | Fees vary throughout the season. |
| Fish: | Trout
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| Description: |
The River Dee is highly regarded as a Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon Fishery. It is one of few rivers in Ireland where three Sea winter fish, 20-35lb in weight are still recorded. |
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| Season: | The fishing season runs from 1st Feb to 30th Sept. |
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| Methods: | Salmon are mostly taken by worm, devon or Flying C. Maggot, Fly and Shrimp are also used. |
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| Cost: | Fees vary throughout the season |
