Redman's is a compact Connemara lough — granite edges, the bog rising behind, sea trout that come in from the coast and hold until they're ready to move on. The Zetland Hotel at Cashel Bay operates a boat here; wet fly on the traditional drift, no permit beyond the state rod licence. The fish are not large, but a Connemara sea trout in good condition is worth considerably more than its weight.
No venue-specific hatch data yet; as an oligotrophic upland lough typical of Connemara's acidic bog country, expect buzzer hatches and terrestrial falls to carry most of the fishing, with upwing mayfly activity naturally sparse in this nutrient-poor water - treat this as a general expectation, not an observed hatch.
- Lough
- Peat