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Waxwing Video
Ireland
Приєднався 15 лют 2016
Videos produced by Waxwing Wildlife Productions Ltd.
Ahascragh Fish Pass
Inland Fisheries Ireland installed a fish pass in Ahascragh, Co. Galway
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Відео
To The Ends of the Earth
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Anthony McGeehan's new book on bird migration: "To The Ends of The Earth". See Collins Press www.collinspress.ie/to-the-ends-of-the-earth.html
Daaf Hollander flyfishing on the River Suir.
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Daaf Hollander, from The Netherlands, holidays in Tipperary every year to flyfish for salmon on the River Suir. In this video he tells us of his love of flyfishing and the quiet part of south Tipperary that he visits every year.
Hanover Weir Fish Pass 2017
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IFI constructed a rock ramp fish pass on the River Burren, Carlow at the Hanover weir in 2017.
KnockmeDownRace
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Knockmealdown Active group organised a cycle/run or walk/kayak event around Newcastle, south Tipperary on the 16th September 2017. It's called the KnockMeDown Challenge and it's an annual event.
CarlowHanoverOct2017
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Inland Fisheries Ireland installed a new fish pass at the Hanover weir on the River Burren in Carlow. This a little before and after clip.
Tree Shears Aherlow River
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Under the supervision of Inland Fisheries Ireland, Clonal CE Scheme use a mechanical tree shears to clear away tree tunnelling on Aherlow River in Co. Tipperary.
SSE Airtricity
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This is a short video on the construction of an SSE Airtricity wind farm in 2014 at Athea, Co. Limerick.
Ag Dul in EagEp3 EelsBitternYhammer
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Episode 3 in Ag Dul in Eag series. This one features eels, bittern,yellowhammer and corn bunting
Ag Dul in EagEp4 Fish&Birds
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Episode 4 of Ag Dul in Eag series featuring Arctic Char, Pollan and Little Tern
Ireland's Mayfly Fishing Festival Part 1
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Ireland's Mayfly Fishing Festival. Part 1, twenty minutes long.
Ireland's Mayfly Fishing Festival Part 2
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Second part of dvd. Twenty minutes long.
Water&Communities
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Ardfinnan Family Funday 2016, supported by "Waters and Communities".
IFIriverobstacles
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This is a short video commissioned by IFI. It shows their efforts at counteracting the effects of man-made river barriers.
CHRISTY2013RECORDDIVE
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Chris Healy's world record distance scuba dive from July 2013.
Ireland's Mayfly Fishing Festival Intro
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Ireland's Mayfly Fishing Festival Intro
Castletown Weir Rock Ramp Fish Pass 2015
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Castletown Weir Rock Ramp Fish Pass 2015
I've always been curious as to the depth of the waters that anglers are fly fishing. You see, over here in the states, we have lake and pond locked trout, but you won't take them off the surface during the mid day, on account of predation. Early morning and just at dusk, and of course all night long. Otherwise you gotta go deep. At least 6 feet. I would love to fly fish a lock from a boat, and use only dry flies. That would be quite a change from how we do it over here.
Im walking that strech of river the last few years and I've never seen a single salmon. Lots of very small trout and that's it
Interesting video. My dad was born in Ahascragh
Great filming however the music is too overbearing and takes some of the magic out of the viewing.
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Did mark murphy design bandon weir???? Bandon weir pass what a fuk up ,fix the mulcair weir at annacotty ,gangsters ye are.
Alan cullagh did you work on annacotty weir??? Id not trust you or the ifi to fix anything
Ifi river wreckers and the opw too !
Fix the weir ye built for brown envelopes in annacotty county limerick for 25 years ye have killed the mulcair ,fix our river we the limerick and tipp pepole own that river not the opw as for this fish pass ye have the salmon blocked down river theirs fuk all salmon geting that far up , the ifi and opw dont give a shit about salmon fix the stupid weir ye built 25 years ago and listen to will o connor not yer so called experts ! Total bluffers remember the bandon ! Total gangsters opw and ifi
Looks ugly , show us the evidence it works
Probably does not work , fix the weir at annacotty ye built it 25 years ago ,ye dedtroyed the mulcair and are laughing at anglers ,the opw have no ability to make fish pass s look at the bandon ! Fix the mulcair at annacotty and hang yer heads in shame at the damage ye have done to irish rivers ,office of public wreckers !
Does it work as the pass s ye normally make dont work
As Frank Carson would say, " it's a cracker "
A beautiful Video and my first time to see it. It brought back loads of happy memories growing up in the Village. Well done to all concerned on taking on such a big task, those events don’t just happen- it takes a lot of hard work and cooperation. Well done on such a great success. Kathleen (Quigley) Noone.
Would be nice to have an update, photos of how it fared after several winters, whether any "tune-ups" were required.
I’d like to hear a little more too about why the original weir was not removed and river returned to natural, historical condition. Was construction of the fish pass more inexpensive?
nice video! thank you alot!!
Where can I get one? I'm in central US.
Sin clar go hiontach!! Go raibh mile maith atat faoi sin ag imirt! Bionn go deas, i gconai, clara faoi Eire a fheicail as Gaeilge! Go raibh maith agat, aris, agus beannachtai ort! --N
does anybody else very bored
this has been up for 5 years and only has 90 likes =D hahaha
This has been up a year and you have no likes
nice to see my facebook.com/Mayflybox/ made it into the video ,, great work guys brilliant video ...
nice to see the JODEA in Tucks shop facebook.com/Mayflybox/.... thank you
Just brilliant hope when I'm 98 I can still climb in a boat and fish love seeing this.
..and have Jamesom for lunch
"Pristine rivers and lakes"... dont make me laugh... serious exaggeration in this clip. Anyone thinkin of coming to Ireland to fly fish.. don't bother... go to Slovenia instead .. immaculate rivers with superb visual fishing. Slovenia is also cheaper all round... irish rivers and lakes are finished ... what hasn't been polluted has been fished or netted out by those who dont believe in catch and release .. I have lobbied with my local club to stop the raw sewage into the boyne but it went nowhere... if not enough people care politicians certainly wont
@adebahn yeh but that's nothing like it used to be either. I have fished both rivers and lakes for over 50 years and the decline in both is staggering. And don't get me started now just about east euros killing everything in lakes and rivers but also netting the canals. It's a disgrace. As a young angler I only wish some day you get to fish the quantity and quality of fish I did in my young days.
@adebahn pollution is the least of your trouble lad. Until people stop killing juvenile fish and accept the fact that its illegal. Most of eastern Europe is fishless and we are heading that way. I'm too old to pussy foot around so I'll say it as it is... east Europeans dont give a fuck about stock conservations. I have caught more east euros pretending they cant read signs or speak English when I confront them about killing pike or fishing for salmon without a licence. Unless they change their attitude ireland will end up like the fishless country they left.
It's not all doom and gloom, there are lots of problems, but like you I have been fishing for over 50 years and three rivers near me have been fishing really well the last couple of years. I am in West Wicklow 5 miles from the Slaney and 5 miles from the Liffey, a little further south on the Wicklow Carlow border is the Derneen, a small river with an excellent head of wild trout and an very large average size for this type of stream. So not all is lost.
@@TheBdylan23 not all is lost is true. I still fish the boyne which is still good because it has good clubs all along it. Rivers like the Barrow has been decimated. There are no clubs on the upper barrow so no one to stop the east Europeans from raping it. I used to catch excellent pike and trout all along it, now that's gone. As are many of the small lakes in cavan. You shouldn't advertise what rivers are still good, unless you want unscrupulous visitors to clean it out. Trust me ...
I have to agree. I couldn't believe the Srah river which flows into lough mask is one of the top 6 most polluted river in the entire country. Lough mask is wrecked, the mayfly is gone at least in any good numbers. I have seen fishing declining rapidly over the past 25 years and I'm afraid to say all the talking in the world is not going to make it better. I am not so optimistic about the whole situation.
What a fantastic film.
Ooh hasn't the narrator got a lovely voice. Sound like Daniel O'Donnell so he does.
Great work. Well done
Tommy tuck is related to me
Those fish are gassed...I wonder what the survival rate is, and if they can recoup .
Just wonderful.
great video nice to see Ted Malone a true gentlman
Brilliant video!
Lifting trout in the middle damages their nervous system and they die within 2 -3 days.
Nice brownies.
Beautiful piece of engineering in more than one meaning.
Brilliant.....
i know the river but where exactly is this ? whats the closest village or town to this bridge ?
WoW !!! nice video !
Look at the drop at the top - it will not facilitate lampreys and is no better for eels than what was there before - despite this development being specially mentioned as being an eel pass in Irelands' EMP. We also have Bennettsbridge (and others) downstream and "The basin" upstream so it is of local benefit only even for salmonids. There will be a small hydro scheme here and such schemes are not regulated in Ireland. We are not making any significant attempts to open up eel migration pathways in Ireland.
The problem is, there has been so much crossing with escaped farm stock, that salmon have lost the ability to jump anymore. Besides what is the point of them going any further upstream, when all their old spawning grounds are now completely and utterly shaded over by willow and alder and all the life sustaining ranunculus weed gone. Because its binding roots are no longer there, all the fine sands and silts are migrating downstream, smothering the spawning gravels. NO that can't be right. It was the cattle which were getting into the streams that were stirring up the muds and fine silts. Confused? No need to be. There were weirs on these rivers for the previous several hundred years and cattle in them up to their necks for the previous thousands. Were the rivers full of salmon then or empty. Stop chasing red herrings! Deal with the tunneling an deal with the sea cages.
How do we know that there are less salmon and trout in shaded stretches of river? Electrofishing is far more efficient in open rather than tunnelled stretches of river - so IFI research underpinning the conclusion that there are less salmonids in tunnelled stretches is flawed. Trees provide cover and large woody debris provides habitat for fish. Allochthonous inputs of leaves provide food - directly though insects falling from trees, indirectly by providing leaf litter for shredders. The upper Nore has been ruined by drainage, peat harvesting and agricultural pressures. Few farmed escapees have ever entered the Nore.
@@EcofactIe my god anyone thinks that no trees is good for rivers is mad i agree 100 percent that vegetation is good for salmon 100 percent and for eels and trout