The Corrib system is one of the few natural brown trout fisheries remaining in Europe. The system is a network of rivers and lakes, the Corrib, Mask and Carragh being the largest covering approx 26,500 hectares.  The shallow alkaline waters with a myriad of insect life make for the finest trout fishing in the west of Ireland.

Our guides have a history of fishing the Corrib system for generations. Their expertise and knowledge will enhance every opportunity to land the finest wild brown trout.  Over ten thousand brown trout (not to mention salmon) are caught each year on the Corrib. Early season wet fly fishing commences the end of February moving on through the hatches of chironomids (duckfly) mid-March to mid-April followed by olive hatches to approx. the second week of May with Mayfly hatches producing trout angling of the highest quality. 

Be it wetfly, dryfly or nymph fishing our guides will take you to where the action is hottest.

Operating out of picturesque Annaghkeen bay we are just four miles from Headford.  Coming from Galway turn left at the main intersection in Headford at Joyce’s supermarket and continue straight, without deviation, for four miles until you reach Annaghkeen bay.  Our guide will be there to greet you.