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 o0 Coarse & River Fishing in County Kildare 0o

 "Get hooked at Robertstown Self Catering Cottages" 
Grand Canal in Robertstown - it flows past Robertstown Self Catering CottagesA catch of Perch cought at Robertstown Self Catering Holiday Cottages on the bank of the Grand Canal A happy Fisherman with some of his catch at Robertstown Holiday Homes near Naas in County Kildare, Ireland

Set up your fishing berth at your self catering cottage here in Robertstown on the banks of the Grand Canal. The Grand Canal in Robertstown. The Grand Canal is renowned for coarse fishing with good catches of Bream, Hybrids, Pike, Rudd, and Tench.

A very happy Mr Chadwick with some of his catch at Robertstown self catering holiday homes on the banks of the Grand Canal.

There are fishing stands at Ballyteague, approximately 1-mile away and are purpose built for people with disabilities. Travel in the opposite direction of Digby Bridge and Prosperous famous for its competitions is just 4 miles away. On the Royal Canal from Kilcock to Killucan lock, flowing through the bog of Northwest Kildare, it is favoured for its dark waters.
A very Happy Mr Chadwick having used worm and maggots from McCarthys Fishing dept at Space Homevalue Hardware in Prosperous - we can arrange your ground bait and live bait for you call us +353 45 870870
Bait can be ordered from James or Paddy at Space Hardware in Prosperous directly on +353 45 841720 and ask for the Fishing/Angling counter. Speak to James where you can reorder or just collect at the counter live and ground bait. They have large stocks available and are open 7 days a week.
 
You can also contact Countryman Angling in Naas +35345 879341. Again as above Bait can be pre-ordered or collected on arrival.

If you have any questions just telephone Karen 00353 45 870870 or email her at Robertstown Self Catering Cottages and she can point you in the right direction.
 

“Gone Fishing”

One, two, three, four, five ?
Once I caught a fish alive.
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten ?
Then I let it go again.
Why did I let it go?
Because it bit my finger so.
Which finger did it bite?
The little finger on the right.