An illegal fisherman who who caught and killed a salmon while trespassing on the river Slaney has been charged €600 (in addition to costs). The case was brought by Inland Fisheries Ireland. Click here for more details.
Please click here to review the Slaney Rodfishers Accounts and here to view The Slaney River Trust Accounts. If you have any questions feel free to email treasurer@slaneyrivertrust.ie
Fishing in May continued in the same pattern as March and April with small numbers of fish making a dash for the upper reaches. Some of these were intercepted by those lucky enough to be in the right place at … Continued
In conjunction with the Irish International Fly Fair, the Dibney River Conservation Trust and the Atlantic Salmon Trust invite you to attend this important workshop. Attendance is free but places are limited and you must book a place online https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-role-formation-of-river-trusts-in-ireland-tickets-25473938235 … Continued
For all those yet to renew or join Slaney Rodfishers Association we appeal that you do so, particularly if you fish the river on a regular basis, avail of the superb webcam facility and read the fishing reports. Your financial … Continued
The Slaney River Trust and Slaney Rodfishers Asscoiation will hold their AGM on Friday 17th June at Redmonds Bar & Lounge, Bunclody. An Agenda will be available on the website together with a set of the annual accounts well in … Continued
Fishing has continued in a similar pattern to March with steady sport along the river but with the main run yet to arrive. Fish are well spread throughout the system but in small numbers. Some of the lower beats are … Continued
Following opening day fish have been reported but in small numbers. The recent rain on Friday pushed the river up to about 2 feet on the gauge but levels have already dropped back to just over the foot mark. This … Continued
The River Slaney opened on St Patrick’s Day again this year. Anglers were greeted with ideal water conditions and a beautiful still spring day. Fishermen were out in force along the river and from reports it seems that Andrew Kelly … Continued