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FISHING REGULATIONS GWEEDORE HOTEL, CO.DONEGAL. Salmon and Trout Fishing V ISITORS staying at Gweedore Hotel can obtain permission, by Daily or Weekly Ticket, on the terms stated below, to fish for Salmon, Brown, and Sea Trout, in the following waters: - The Claudy River (both sides), five miles long. Tickets for Salmon fishing on this rive1 can be obtained at the Hotel Office at the following rates:- For months of March, April, and May- Free. For months of June, July and August-Single Rod, 10/- per day; £2 10/- per week. For month of September-Single Rod, 5/- per day; £1 5/- per week. For month of October-(Until October 15th)-Single Rod, 5/- per day; £1 5/- per week. The Salmon, Sea and Brown Trout fishing on a portion of the Claudy River is Free to Hotel Visitors. The Claudy River runs quite close to the Hotel, and the furthest portion is only 3% miles from the Hotel. Crolly River (right bank), three miles long, 3 % miles from the Hotel. Salmon and Trout fishing- Free. Stranacorkaragh Stream (both sides), 3 % miles from the Hotel- Free. Upper and Lower Meenacung Lakes, Lough Anure (portion)– Free. Boats, 2/- per day; Boatman's fee, 2/6. Salmon (Spring fish) begin to run in the Claudy River about the middle of March, and the run of Grilse begins during the last fortnight of May. A 14-ft. Salmon Rod is sufficient, and wading is not necessary. Salmon Rod Licenses can be obtained at the Hotel Office. Specially tied flies on sale at the Hotel. Good fishing for Pollock, Lithe, and other game fish is to be had at Bunbeg. A list of fish caught by visitors at the Gweedore Hotel is printed annu~Jly, and can be obtained, with any further _Qarticulars desired, from THE MANAGER, GWEEDORE HOTEL, CO. DONEGAL. 34