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#1 Post by **dan belfast** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:46 pm

lads my club always book a weekend charter boat fishing every year. we usually book downings or killala but one or two of the lads have suggested we try somehere new. kilmore quay was menthioned, but we have little or no info regarding quality of fishing,charter boats and recomended accomodation. we usually book our trip from about end of june to late august so if anyone has any info it would be appericated. usually around 10 anglers.

#2 Post by **yappo** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:21 pm

The Saltees Hotel usually does good deals for anglers and there are lots of good skippers in Kilmore like this guy:

http://www.discoverireland.ie/Activitie ... ayes/80764

Book early and enjoy.

Yappo

#3 Post by **dan belfast** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:54 pm

thanks

#4 Post by **steyrman** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 12:50 am

hi its a great time of year to fish kilmore species numbers will be good 2 days fishing should seen 20 + plus should be caught rag and lug .peeler crab baits kilmore can be tackle grave yard but worth it the reefs hold the species and flatter ground will hold the flatties and rays few wrecks will throw up pollock .ling. and conger few decent cod around ,

#5 Post by **codking** » Tue Nov 15, 2011 12:05 am

Have fished Kilmore many times, you can`t go wrong plenty of fish. All fishing on the drift, if you leave it until August there are some huge Tope there. Try Dick or Eammon Hayes both very helpfull, but there are plenty of other charter boats there. Stayed in Saltees Hotel (good) if you`re on a budget Quay House slightly cheaper. Well worth a try.

muttoner · #6 Post by **muttoner** » Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:23 pm

DICK HAYES CONTACT NO. 087 2549111

#7 Post by **bingham** » Sun Dec 04, 2011 4:33 pm

our club where down over the summer,we stayed in the quay house b and b,they have fishermans chalets out the back which are perfect!also have a bait fridge and freezer for anglers use.make a mean breakfast too

www.quayhouse.net tel 00353539129988

#8 Post by **Drew** » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:59 am

bingham wrote:our club where down over the summer,we stayed in the quay house b and b,they have fishermans chalets out the back which are perfect!also have a bait fridge and freezer for anglers use.make a mean breakfast too

http://www.quayhouse.net tel 00353539129988

I'm gonna agree with Bingham here, we had a great weekend away down there, We chartered "Autumn Dream", and the skipper seemed to know the area well...

#9 Post by **JOHN1** » Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:04 am

Drew wrote:
bingham wrote:our club where down over the summer,we stayed in the quay house b and b,they have fishermans chalets out the back which are perfect!also have a bait fridge and freezer for anglers use.make a mean breakfast too

http://www.quayhouse.net tel 00353539129988
I'm gonna agree with Bingham here, we had a great weekend away down there, We chartered "Autumn Dream", and the skipper seemed to know the area well...

He would know the area like the back of his hand

just click on available dates in the link to book for 2012

http://www.kilmoreangling.com/

#10 Post by **willie bendit** » Tue Dec 06, 2011 11:51 am

cant recommend Eamonn Hayes highly enough,knows his stuff and might pull something out of the bag,triggerfish
or something like that..Dick Hayes,Bates Bros.John Deveraux, cant go wrong really.

#11 Post by **dan belfast** » Wed Jan 25, 2012 3:19 pm

thanks for all your help lads quay house chalets are booked. along withy 2 days charther boat fishing.could anyone recomend any shore marks in the area for us to try going last weekend in august, pms welcome. thanks dan

#12 Post by **bingham** » Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:25 pm

the quay house owner will put you onto a few shore marks,in the outhouse with the bait freezer he has 4 a4 pages of shore marks on the wall

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