In the interest of conservation it is recommended that all pike be returned alive to the water
The following laws have been introduced to conserve our pike and coarse fish stocks. Breaches of these laws could lead to the confiscation of rods, boats and tackle. Heavy fines can also be ...
The Irish Federation of Pike Angling Clubs wishes to announce the publication of an educational 'pike angling conservation leaflet'. It is our hope that information contained within the leaflet, will provide experienced and inexperienced anglers ...
Club and private waterkeepers perform a vital role in keeping waters free from pollution, netting and illegal angling. Section 294 of the Fisheries Consolidation Act 1959 establishes that any person may be appointed to be a Private Waterkeeper. Of course certain conditions must apply before such appointment ...
The Irish Federation of Pike Angling Clubs (IFPAC) is a body representing pike anglers in Ireland, North and South.The IFPAC was founded on 17th January 1988 at a meeting held at the Ardboyne Hotel, Navan. The membership for that ...Read More
