Carlow C.A.C. Chairman bags up on Barrow Roach again.
Angling Council of Ireland coach and Carlow Coarse Angling Club chairman Gerry Mcstraw from Graiguecullen has once again shown how easy it is to catch a great bag of Roach from the river Barrow. A few members of the Carlow CAC and Athy and District com- mittee member Declan Day travelled the short distance to the river Barrow in search of the resident shoals of Roach and found them with relative ease. The methods on the varied and included the use of the Tip (feeder method) as used by Mr Day from Athy, other methods used on the day included the long pole and the Whip. The winning method on the day proved to be the stick float fished on a fourteen foot Trabucco float rod with all the bulk lead to the bottom the fa- voured method of coach Gerry Mcstraw.
The Carlow Coarse An-
gling Club is very happy to announce that they have been chosen from a long list of hopefuls to receive a special bursary award from the Carlow Sports Partner- ship. The award will be presented at a special con- vened ceremony in the County Chambers on Nov 30th. The club are being presented the bursary award due to their recent endeavours and pro-
Gerry Mcstraw Carlow cac chairman. I Shoot and Fish E-Zine December 2011 72
grammes ran in conjunction with the Carlow Sports Partnership, Inland Fish- eries Ireland, the Angling Council of Ireland, National Coarse Fishing Fed- eration of Ireland, Rehab Carlow and the Irish Wheelchair Association in Carlow.
If you would like any information as
Regards fishing the river Barrow or the activities of the Carlow Coarse Angling Club please do not hesitate to contact Gerry Mcstraw on 085 2844566 or call into St. Fiacc's Tce. Graiguecullen. Al- ternatively log into the very popular Facebook page listed under Carlow CAC which is updated daily.
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