Ireland on the Fly - the people & places of fly fishing in Ireland

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The Ireland on the Fly podcast is about the people and places of fly fishing in Ireland. From salmon and sea trout to brown trout, bass and pike, the show looks at the future and tradition of the sport. Visit the show page at: https://www.irelandonthefly.com Keep up to date on Instagram.com/irelandonthefly Contact the show at: info@irelandonthefly.com

  1. Cork's Kevin McLoughlin on the good old days of salmon fishing

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    Cork's Kevin McLoughlin on the good old days of salmon fishing

    Kevin McLoughlin is a lifelong angler from Cork who joins us on this week’s Ireland on the Fly to talk about the good old days for salmon when the spring run was something to behold.   Kevin talks about moving to Cobh, working in the fishing industry and even spending a year on the newly formed fisheries board in 1979.     He has seen it all in Irish fishing since the 1960s and has plenty to tell.   Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly.

    40min
  2. Throwing Feathers in the Wind with Richard Gorodecky

    25 DE AGO.

    Throwing Feathers in the Wind with Richard Gorodecky

    Throwing Feathers in the Wind is a new book out by Richard Gorodecky, a fly angler who moved full time to Ireland five years ago to be closer to the river fishing that he loves so much.   Richard was a long-time visitor to these shores fishing all over the country before settling in south Munster but his obsession with fly fishing has also seen him fish all over the world.   Throwing Feathers in the Wind is his first collection of essays detailing his fishing in Ireland and further afield, and is, like so many good fishing books, more about the why than anything else. To find out more and to buy a copy of Richard's book, go to:Gorodecky.com   Plus, Tom and Daire also discuss the dire fish kill on the Blackwater and ask when will it be the tipping point to stop further fish kills? Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly.

    1h
  3. Grilse run update - from the bad to the sublime

    17 DE AGO.

    Grilse run update - from the bad to the sublime

    We’re at the tail end of the grilse run now and with the summer conditions we’ve had, coming off the back of a poor spring run, we’ve been desperately looking for some good news on the salmon front.   And we found it – or sort of – because this week Johnny Casey and Yamil Turcuman two passionate salmon anglers who we’ve spoken to before – join us to let us know how their season has been – ranging from the bad to the sublime.... Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly.

    54min
  4. The Last Salmon: Richard Davies on his life's work to save the salmon

    12 DE AGO.

    The Last Salmon: Richard Davies on his life's work to save the salmon

    We know salmon numbers are down and we know there’s an existential threat endangering their very future, but this week on the Last Salmon, Jim Murray speaks to the chair of the Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust, Richard Davies, who believes that their engagement with fish farms on the Isle of Lewis has resulted in helping the survival of wild salmon there.   As listeners to The Last Salmon podcast know, salmon farms are polluting the environment and causing irreparable damage to wild salmon stocks and that currently they have very little interest in doing anything to help.   However, Richard is one of the most passionate salmon conservationists we know and he will do anything to help save the wild salmon in the Outer Hebrides and beyond, so we had to speak to him and to hear his side of the argument. To see Richard's incredible salmon footage visit:https://www.instagram.com/racdavies_photos/ The Last Salmon Season 2 is supported by The Missing Salmon Alliance. Image courtesy of: Richard Davies   The Last Salmon, presented by actor and salmon activist, Jim Murray MBE, offers hope and solutions to the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species in crisis - the wild salmon.     For regular updates, follow the show at Instagram.com/TheLastSalmon.

    58min
  5. Sprats, overfishing, heatwaves & ecosystems in danger of collapse

    8 DE AGO.

    Sprats, overfishing, heatwaves & ecosystems in danger of collapse

    You may have seen the recent campaign and news stories about the disappearance of sprat from our coastal waters and the government’s unwillingness to do enough to protect our marine habitats – but what has it got to do with you if you're an angler and only interested in freshwater?   Well in the current environmental climate, pretty much everything, and whether it’s marine or freshwater conservation it’s something every angler needs to be informing themselves of and trying to do their bit to help with.   So this week we’re joined by campaigning ecologist, Padraic Fogarty, to tell us more about the SaveOurSprat campaign, how the government isn’t doing enough and why everything from sprats right up the marine food chain are in danger. Plus, Tom is back from his week's fishing in Orkney and tells us how the heatwave hit the loughs and the brown trout even that far north. Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly. Images: https://westcorksprat.net/

    56min
  6. The Last Salmon: Rob Macfarlane & why rivers are alive and should have rights

    25 DE JUL.

    The Last Salmon: Rob Macfarlane & why rivers are alive and should have rights

    Is a river alive?  What a question….it throws up so many if, buts, maybes, but most importantly, why not?   They are our lifeblood, our circulation, our healing waters.     But they also need saving now in these troubled times of extraction, industrialisation and pollution.   To kick off Season 2, we’re taking the big picture view when it comes to rivers, and we’re asking shouldn’t the rights of nature be respected in our laws and constitutions?  If a limited company can have legal rights why then can’t our rivers?     Without our rivers, without due care, without oversight…..well, we all know what can and is happening in terms of water quality and how that is affecting us all, not least of all the wild salmon.   So to help with some of these existential questions, celebrated nature writer, Rob Macfarlane joins Jim Murray to discuss how he set out on journeys around the globe, from Ecuador to India and Canada, and finally to his own home waters in Cambridge, to ask is a river alive? The Last Salmon Season 2 is supported by The Missing Salmon Alliance. Image: Richard Davies via https://www.instagram.com/racdavies_photos/   The Last Salmon, presented by actor and salmon activist, Jim Murray MBE, offers hope and solutions to the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species in crisis - the wild salmon.     For regular updates, follow the show at Instagram.com/TheLastSalmon.

    49min
  7. The Last Salmon: Season 2 Launching July 25th

    19 DE JUL.

    The Last Salmon: Season 2 Launching July 25th

    Wild salmon are in a perilous state.  But we can’t and won’t give up. The Last Salmon with Jim Murray is back for another season, launching July 25th, addressing the problems and hearing from all sides of the argument, to find the solutions to help save our wild salmon. It’s not too late, the salmon haven’t give up, and nor can we. The Last Salmon, presented by renowned actor and salmon activist, Jim Murray MBE, offers hope and solutions to the tragic story that is unfolding for an iconic species in crisis - the wild Atlantic salmon.     Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and for regular updates, follow the show at Instagram.com/TheLastSalmon.   Season 2 of The Last Salmon launches in July 2025 with more insights from salmon anglers, fishery scientists and conservationists.

    1min
  8. ‘If the rod doesn’t talk to you, you’re not doing it right’ Packy Trotter on a lifetime of fly fishing teaching and learning

    18 DE JUL.

    ‘If the rod doesn’t talk to you, you’re not doing it right’ Packy Trotter on a lifetime of fly fishing teaching and learning

    We should never stop learning – and in fly fishing especially, we’re never done.     This week we hear from Packy Trotter a life long fly angler, guide and instructor who epitomises the spirit of teaching and learning in the sport.   STANIC and APGAI qualified, Packy then travelled to the Catskills where he took the FFF certified and FFF masters qualifications becoming, at that time, only the second person in their history to pass both exams at the one session.   Suffice to say, there’s plenty we can learn from Packy   Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly.

    59min
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The Ireland on the Fly podcast is about the people and places of fly fishing in Ireland. From salmon and sea trout to brown trout, bass and pike, the show looks at the future and tradition of the sport. Visit the show page at: https://www.irelandonthefly.com Keep up to date on Instagram.com/irelandonthefly Contact the show at: info@irelandonthefly.com

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