World Feeder Championships 2014, Inniscarra, Co. Cork, Ireland

Here's the official film from the World Feeder Championships, held on Ireland's stunning Inniscarra Reservoir.

[@davidglasgow4531]

brilliant, just a pure pleasure to watch this....

[@baldrickscunningplan6154]

I remember an Ireland where you could easily get 200llb bags of Bream. Farmers pesticides have decimated fish stocks. Many areas of their rivers are now devoid of fish. Last trip was in 2010 and i vowed never to bother going again. Such a waste of a natural resource.

[@upthecelts2k18]

Beetlejuice 01 Ye it's from over fertilisation water becomes too nitrognated and no oxygenated water for the fish 😡

[@robertmedzai8163]

Just reading what you said I agree with what you said but lets be honest the Inland fisheries don't give a toss about the coarse fishing , it' Salmon & Trout ,the rest can go do 1.

[@baldrickscunningplan6154]

@@robertmedzai8163 It's a real shame. Fishing in Ireland during the 70' and 80's was phenomenal. Massive shoals of Bream,Hybrids,Rudd and Roach were everywhere. Big Pike,Perch and specimen Tench were commonplace. There was nowhere else like it. Many thousands of Anglers visited Ireland year on year. Ireland then joined the EU, and within ten years, it was all gone. Pollution from development poisoned the waters and the Fish died. Last visit for me was in 2010. Fished for a whole week on the Ern system, and caught less than 50lb of Fish for the whole week. Many days we blanked. Night fishing only produced small Eels. We were shocked by the amount of fences that had been erected, which made access to the Rivers difficult. Empty unkept fields that were once worthless, suddenly had value. Got told to leave by one angry farmer and my van was broken into. Never been back.

[@syedKamranuddin84]

I Love ireland fishing Love from Pakistan how can i come to ireland for Rod fishing i Love irish and ireland some one can invite sponsor me for trip to ireland....

[@daveperry3485]

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