Cruising and Fishing

On the Erne in summer, you should catch wherever you go. On light tackle you can expect a roach a throw - usually on the drop. Put a bit of weight on, feed on the bottom and you should find you’re into nice 3-4lb bream for the day. To be sure, when you’ve found your good looking swim (and what better way to look than from on the water yourself), do a bit of pre-baiting, get moored up then check out the local locals.

Next day, tackle up and fish. No problem! And when you’ve had your fill, simply move on to the next likely spot.

The Shannon is different - the bream are a lot bigger! 8 pounders are common and they move around in huge shoals, so get it right and with fish this size big weights should be easy. As on the Erne, it’s best to find a likely spot first and then pre-bait it for the following day. And while you’re waiting, you can explore in style and comfort.

Download the Cruising and Fishing Brochure (PDF).