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DCAL waters?
DIR By: monty
Date: April 27, 2014, 8:28 am
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anyone recommend any decent DCAL waters for trout, more than
likely worm fishing rather than just the fly.
I know that there is one NI permit for game fishing at £74.50
and then it gets a bit confusing if you want to stay local for
£57.
The local permit combines different parts of different counties
with Fermanagh being the only county that is stand alone.
Confused? Check out
HTML http://www.nidirect.gov.uk/index/information-and-services/leisure-home-and-community/leisure-and-recreation/outdoor-recreation/angling/game-and-coarse-angling/types-of-angling-licences-and-permits-available/game-angling-licences-and-permits_available_.htm
Any way, back to the original question. Any ideas?
Cheers, monty
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Re: DCAL waters?
DIR By: whinditch
Date: April 27, 2014, 8:51 am
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castlewellan fishing very well at the minute ;)
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Re: DCAL waters?
DIR By: woodcock1
Date: April 28, 2014, 4:26 pm
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Best Dcal water I ever fished and still do the odd time is
Keenaghan, near Belleek Co Fermanagh. Good numbers of active
trout. But if you want real fish then it has to be Lough Erne.
The 3 day permit is probably the best value for money at only
£6. And yes all salmon must be returned to the water dead or
alive.
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