dude, mr e you dont know your country

Yeah

you need a rod license

I see

@Offender The majority of waters in Ireland are owned either privately or are owned by the State. A fishing permit issued by the owner of the waterway gives you the right to fish for varying periods ranging from a day to a season.
The only legal way to catch freshwater fish in Ireland is by rod and line. It is illegal for one person to use more than two rods at a time.
It is illegal to use live fish as bait.
You must obtain a State Fishing licence, tags and a separate fishing permit in order to fish for salmon and sea trout. Prices and duration of permits will vary. (See how to apply).
Most fisheries close on 30 September each year (with a few exceptions that close on various dates between 15 September and 12 October). Check with your local IFI office for further information.
It is illegal to keep or kill any sea trout in Connemara (western Ireland) or the Ballinakill district (above Connemara).
It is illegal to sell rod-caught salmon or sea trout over 40cm between 1 January and 31 October in any year.
On some waters, "fly-only" regulations or other restrictions may in place. Check with the owner of the waterway or your local Fisheries District Office for more information.

yet agian maknig shit up

these are the rules

Fishing licences are free

same for permits

no , no they arnt
All Districts (i.e. all Regions) Annual: €100
Juvenile (under the age of 18 years) All Districts Annual: €10
One District, Annual: €56
All districts, 21 Days: €40
All districts, 1 Day: €20
Foyle Area Extension: €80
Special local licence: €24

what's this for exactly?

license

i get you are not familure as you have to pay for them

do you know that as a kiddo you tend not to need a license

Oh that's strange? My uncle fishes a lot for free.

so yeah, maybe if that rul is not set at 16 you can stil fish with out a permit for a month until you are 18

but permits are not ffree

welcome to the real world kid

You must obtain a State Fishing licence, tags and a separate fishing permit in order to fish for salmon and sea trout Oh so this is for salmon and sea trout

not other fish.

Bazinga

you need both dude

Permits

A licence does not confer the right to fish; a fishing permit is usually required and must be obtained separately. A fishing permit generally costs from €20 to €50 per day. Some of the more exclusive fisheries can be more expensive.

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yeah need a permit and a licesense

Hmm interesting.

Still he's done it for free lol

yeah yet again you where wrong and i was right

whilst you fight it for ages

Oh this is why

it is intresting to see how long your bias against me will result in to you being in denail of relitie

The majority of waters in Ireland are owned either privately or are owned by the State. A fishing permit issued by the owner of the waterway gives you the right to fish for varying periods ranging from a day to a season.

yes permit

If you go to the owned waters

so you still need the rod license

But we have unowned waters

I dont need one

nothing is unowned kiddo

I already have a rod

Except the minority of waters in Ireland

even those natives inb the jungle have hunting grounds they own

Sure but not by government