Clonee Fishing Lodge

nthusiasts. Tuosist has the most spectacular scenery to be found anywhere in Ireland, with views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Kenmare Bay. Situated across from the Ring of Kerry and the majestic mountain range the Magillicuddy Reeks,Tuosist and Lauragh offer a lot of fishing, both fresh water and salt water fishing for Wrasse, Conger, Bull Huss, Mackerel and Pollack are the listed species, there is parking at the point itself. The Lakes hold a good stock of Trout for fly Fishing only with licences available at the Lake Houseand from John O'Hare's shop on Main street, Kenmare and for the Glanmore Lake area over at Derreen Gardens. Tuosist offers tropical gardens, woodlands. Lakes, rivers, waterfalls and mountain views. The area is also very well known for Scuba Diving from the local Diving Centre, they also offer Seal watching and Dolphin watching on occassion. Additional Location Information
The County Kerry region
Sculptured by the wonders of the ice-age and caressed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, Co. Kerry is a place steeped in ancient history and folklore. It boasts a treasure trove of pre-historic buildings and monuments, many of which are remarkably well preserved and cared for. The county claims some of Ireland's most dramatic scenery, including the world-renowned Lakes of Killarney and the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Beara and Dingle peninsulas. There is much to see and do here with angling, walking, deep sea diving, golf and leisurely sightseeing a must for the visitor. The Kenmare / Tuosist area
Kenmare is a haven of tranquillity, gourmet food, superb accommodation and breathtaking scenery in one of the most natural, unspoilt environments in Europe. Cradled in the heart of Kenmare Bay, the picturesque town of Kenmare is the perfect location from which to discover the South West of Ireland, linking the internationally famous Ring of Kerry with the rugged Ring of Beara. Founded in 1670, though many generations have passed since then, the unique charm and inherent beauty of the town remains unchanged. The Tourist Board, Bórd Fáilte, officially recognised the historical, cultural and environmental significance of Kenmare by bestowing upon it the title of Kerry's first Heritage Town. The Ring of Kerry, known all over the world, follows the coastline of the Iveragh peninsula. It is one of the most dramatic scenic drives in the country and makes a most exciting day tour. Along the 175km route are picturesque villages, an abundance of historical landmarks, sandy coves and beaches. The unspoiled Ring of Beara lies to the south of Kenmare. Its rugged beauty is beyond compare, traffic is minimal and it abounds with archaeological sites and spectacular views. Whether it is walking on the mountains, cruising on the bay, horse riding, golfing, fishing, touring or soaking up the best of music you will not be disappointed in Kenmare.