It is all my knowledge of pike fishing in Ireland for more than 18 years and my experience that I put at your service to organize an unforgettable fishing trip.

These guided stays for pike fishing are a guarantee of quality and success.

Ireland offers you fabulous fishing opportunities with an extraordinary diversity and fishing potential.

In Ireland, at every turn, you will feel this passion for the land, traditions, history and fishing.
On this land sculpted by the sea spray, clouds pass by, the land and water merge.
Here, Ireland is pure magic.

 

The Shannon area

In this beautiful region there is no shortage of tourist attractions!
Breathtaking natural sites such as the Moher cliffs or the Burren, a strong historical heritage and many sporting activities.
Moreover, this region is ideally placed to discover the north and south of the territory (Connemara and Kerry).
Visit the presentation page to discover the village of Terryglass, the starting point for direct access to water.

The Lough Derg

Is one of the largest lakes in Ireland, it is home to an impressive population of large pikes.
We have to find the areas where the fish are active, the pike gather in deep areas where they feed on schools of roach or perch, and we have very good days in terms of large fish.
Fishing is more qualitative than quantitative.

crazy pike

The Shannon River

The longest in Ireland, a wilderness area, where fishing is easier than on the DERG.
A completely different fishery, where fishermen find it easier to find their bearings because it is mainly on the edges or certain well marked shallow waters that we find the fish.
More sheltered, the river is also a good fallback area if the weather is very windy.

The village of Terryglas

The big advantage of the village I have chosen for pike fishing in Ireland is the proximity of all the infrastructures:
  • accomodations,
  • slipway to launch boats,
  • pubs,
  • restaurants. 

    You stay in the heart of an Irish village on the banks of the Lough Derg with almost "feet in the water".