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Southern County Fishing Resort
Milltown, Garryhill, Bagenalstown, Carlow, Republic of Ireland Phone: T: +353(0)5957773 http://www.southerncounty.ie/About
Southern County Fishing Resort and Wildlife Park based in County Carlow, is an excellent place to learn and hone your skills, whether you’re an expert fisherman or just beginning to learn the sport of fishing. With three lakes requiring different levels of skill, you will be sure to satisfy your fishing experience level. Try your hand at fly fishing, trout fishing or bait fishing. Southern County Fishing Resort in County Carlow has something to offer the whole family as their continuously expanding wildlife park is home to a variety of animals and natural wildlife which can be fed, observed and petted at the park. For those who would rather sit back and relax, there is also a coffee shop located on the premises with a veranda overlooking a tranquil waterfall, an ideal setting for reading or to just simply un-wind. For a more spectacular and memorable way to see the park, why not take the Old 97 train ride where you can meet all the different animals and wild life while taking in the views from the comfort of your train carriage. This truly is a unique experience and one which is fun and entertaining for the whole family.Fishing, sightseeing, nature walks, running and cycling track, children's play and barbeque plus scenic viewing area, wildlife and train rides are all here for you to enjoy. The newly open clubhouse accommodates a snack and sandwich bar with a range of freshly made sandwiches and snacks.The resort is open all year round, seven days a week from 9am to 7pm.Fishing prices include the option of keeping one fish up to 3lbs in weight for each paid adult ticket. For full details, please visit the website.Ballyloughan Castle is located nearby and well worth a visit while you are in the area. Located near Bagenalstown in County Carlow, the 13th Century Ballyloughan Castle now comprises a twin towered gatehouse, the hall and foundation of one of the corner towers of a large castle of circa 1300.
