A little Ireland fishing - 05/19/17
All,
Wife and I have returned from our Ireland trip. This was really planned for her to visit some places of her ancestors of three generations ago and learn a little bit more. She asked me what I wanted to do and I told her a day of trout fishing would be great. I did some research and ended up with Louginville House. This would also give her a little break in the on the 10 day Dublin, Cork, Galway, Dublin circle. In short an amazing experience at a level of society that doesn't exist many places. That being said, the staff and managers were really wonderful and there is nothing at all wrong with having a welcome Cider sitting in the sun with a couple of the estate dogs.
The cider is from apples grown on site.
Headed down to the river (the Blackwater) and the pheasants were everywhere (phone pics)
Fine looking river stained brown with the springs from the bogs but pretty clear.
The Gillie, who was one of us a very avid hunter and fisherman of any and all sorts.
Wife and I have returned from our Ireland trip. This was really planned for her to visit some places of her ancestors of three generations ago and learn a little bit more. She asked me what I wanted to do and I told her a day of trout fishing would be great. I did some research and ended up with Louginville House. This would also give her a little break in the on the 10 day Dublin, Cork, Galway, Dublin circle. In short an amazing experience at a level of society that doesn't exist many places. That being said, the staff and managers were really wonderful and there is nothing at all wrong with having a welcome Cider sitting in the sun with a couple of the estate dogs.
The cider is from apples grown on site.
Headed down to the river (the Blackwater) and the pheasants were everywhere (phone pics)
Fine looking river stained brown with the springs from the bogs but pretty clear.
The Gillie, who was one of us a very avid hunter and fisherman of any and all sorts.