Waterford City & County Anglers Association

The following rules apply: 

• Fly fishing only
• Two fish may be taken with unlimited catch and release thereafter
• Maximum two anglers to a boat
• FIshing is from dawn to dusk 
• Only anglers with the appropriate experience may take charge of a boat, and only two anglers are permitted in the boat.
• The consumption of alcohol or drugs that may impact performance are strictly prohibited.
• Life jackets must be worn once a person enters the gate of the pontoon area and must be worn at all times while angling.
• In the event of severe adverse weather conditions (such as lightning), stop fishing and return to shore until the weather event passes.
• The boat must be kept clean and tidy at all times and must be returned to the pontoon in a clean and immediately usable condition.
• Tie and lock up the boat and oars securely.
• Remove all mud and weed from the anchor before landing it in the boat,
• Clean down and bail out the boat after use.
• Remove all discarded leader and flies from the boat and take it home for appropriate disposal.
• The boat should have two oars, oar pins and an anchor and rope. Do Not use the boat if it is not in a safe condition and report the defect to an appropriate club member.
• Both facilities are fly fishing only. Bait fishing, spinning or trolling flies are not permitted.
• Wear glasses to protect your eyes and never stand up whilst angling.
• Underage anglers must be accompanied by an approved adult guardian at all times.
• Only paid-up members and current ticket holders are permitted to fish or enter inside the pontoon gates.
• Allow an appropriate distance between boats while passing, anchoring or drifting.
• Remove all litter and bring it home for appropriate disposal.
• Immediately help any boat that needs assistance.
• In the event of an emergency, immediately contact the emergency services on 112 or 999. Stay calm and speak clearly.