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Name: Paul
18/2/2010
thanks philip
this has helped me alot
this has helped me alot
Name: Philip Maguire
17/2/2010
Paul
The "White O Mourn" Tackle Shop has its official opening in Randalstown on saturday and they are giving 25% off everything on the day,
that would be a good chance to get cheap tackle.
The "White O Mourn" Tackle Shop has its official opening in Randalstown on saturday and they are giving 25% off everything on the day,
that would be a good chance to get cheap tackle.
Name: Paul
15/2/2010
was wondering if anyone could suggest a shop or online fishing shop that has cheap spinners.
thanks-paul
thanks-paul
Name: Rab
12/2/2010
Cheers Seamus.
thanks for the info
Rab
thanks for the info
Rab
Name: Seamus Donnelly
12/2/2010
Rab
the club doesn't have a map of the river showing parking etc.
maybe its something we can look into producing.
The Moyola is made up of four sections.
Lower river:
from Newbridge to Castledawson (there is ample parking along here)
Lower-Mid River:
From Castledawson to Curran Picnic area on the A6 Belfast to Derry road (again plenty of parking)
Upper-Mid River:
From Curran Picnic area to Tobermore.
Upper River:
From Tobermore to above Draperstown.
The Moyola is 27 miles long and as we have so much water even some of the locals dont know the whole river.
tight lines
Seamus
the club doesn't have a map of the river showing parking etc.
maybe its something we can look into producing.
The Moyola is made up of four sections.
Lower river:
from Newbridge to Castledawson (there is ample parking along here)
Lower-Mid River:
From Castledawson to Curran Picnic area on the A6 Belfast to Derry road (again plenty of parking)
Upper-Mid River:
From Curran Picnic area to Tobermore.
Upper River:
From Tobermore to above Draperstown.
The Moyola is 27 miles long and as we have so much water even some of the locals dont know the whole river.
tight lines
Seamus
Name: Rab McQ
11/2/2010
Does the club have, or can I get a specific map of the mayola for fishing? showing names of different parts of the river and areas for parking etc.
Name: Philip Maguire
9/2/2010
Hi Jackie it all depends on where
you like to fish if you giv us an idea wher you like to fish we will try an help you to get easy parking
regards philip
you like to fish if you giv us an idea wher you like to fish we will try an help you to get easy parking
regards philip
Name: Jackie
9/2/2010
Where are suitable places to park a car at when fishing the Moyola. Thanks.
Name: Administrator
8/2/2010
Hi. new person.
can you let us know what type of fishing your intending to do. i.e. fly fishing spinning or worming
maybe someone will be able to help you..
can you let us know what type of fishing your intending to do. i.e. fly fishing spinning or worming
maybe someone will be able to help you..
Name: new person
7/2/2010
does anyone know what the suitable rod is to use for moyola. please reply and help me
Name: Jack Chapman
6/2/2010
All new committee members please note the next meeting will be on Monday 15th February 2010 at 8pm in Moyola Football Club (New Pavilion), Castledawson. Minutes are on their way.
Name: ciaran bradley
29/1/2010
KELCOS,hello just responding to the turbine issue,my issue on this is that i hope that with the abstraction of 1000m of peat appropiate measure will be taking so that no run of from this silt etc will enter into these streams as this can be damaging to spawning habitat and invertabrate life.
The club is aware of the application to erect these turbines.
An in depth environmental impact assessment has taken place and the results of this is available to any interested parties.
A copy is available for public viewing at both Draperstown and Moneymore Libraries.
It is my understanding that no Turbine will be erected within 50 mts of any water course.
As for the removal of 1000m3 of peat per turbine,
Again it is my understanding that extensive peat probing has taken place,as part of the impact assessment to accompany the planning application,to determine the depth of the peat layer for the proposed Turbine locations.
If anyone gets a chance to read these documents, please let us know if this is correct
Seamus Donnelly
An in depth environmental impact assessment has taken place and the results of this is available to any interested parties.
A copy is available for public viewing at both Draperstown and Moneymore Libraries.
It is my understanding that no Turbine will be erected within 50 mts of any water course.
As for the removal of 1000m3 of peat per turbine,
Again it is my understanding that extensive peat probing has taken place,as part of the impact assessment to accompany the planning application,to determine the depth of the peat layer for the proposed Turbine locations.
If anyone gets a chance to read these documents, please let us know if this is correct
Seamus Donnelly
Name: kelcos
29/1/2010
Do any of your members have any opinion on the application for 11 X 400 foot wind turbines near the tributaries of the upper moyola on the western slopes of slieve gallion considering each requires removal of 1000m3 of peat and the possible effects downstream of such actions ?
Name: John mitchell
28/1/2010
Would like to thank you for your kind invitation to the AGM. Wishing all office bearers committee and members all the best for the incoming year.
Tight lines
Tight lines
Name: sean mc williams
27/1/2010
hi mick knew yous would be lost without me for the old netting?lol il be home the first week of march for a few days if u fancy a days fishing. are u still off work on a wednesday?thats if i still no how 2 do it?lol hopefully see u then.tight lines lads.
