This unique chart is the result of a massive amount of surveying and cartography.  There are high definition insets of Oughterard, Inchagoill, Ashford Bay (Cong), the North Lake with Grainne O'Malleys castle,  and the Corrib River.

The Corrib Chart is easily framed, and looks stunning. It can also be supplied laminated in heavy duty clear plastic (contact the website)

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A wonderful historic Salmon and trout lake, with a prison island, dropoffs, walls, shallows and isolated deeps. The prison Island is the site of an ancient  fortified dwelling, or Crannog. The survey revealed the route taken by the causeway across this deep lake.

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The chart is available in A1 and A2 format. A GPS fishing map is also available for Garmin marine and multipurpose units (handhelds).

Sidescan imagery here

Chapel Lake is part of the Ballynahich catchment. The bathymetry of the lake is fascinating, with an 85ft vertical wall and a depth of over 120ft. For a small lake it has everything - streamy shallows and gravel beds, rocky shallows, walls, reedy quiet patches, and total peace.

I've often taken a boat out on this lake,  even when the fish aren't rising to my dry-fly its still a wonderful experience.

GPS and Paper charts available

A truly fascinating lake, and of remarkable historical significance. There are several ancient lake dwellings on the lake, most with well defined causeways. I had a cuppa in a hut on one of the islands and noticed "Ballinahinch Stn" painted onto a piece of timber.

I was later told that this was not actually a fishing hut, but was built by Marconi who was considering a transmitter at nearby Lehanagh  The remains of the old pier are still evident. There is a similar hut at the North end of the lake, a little more exposed, and very battered.

There is a perfectly defined glacial scar right up the lake. I'm reliably informed that this is a classic basin and reigel (bar) structure caused by glacial overdeepening.  

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The area of the Ballynahinch system, including the "Canal Stage" known in local fishing circles as the "UBF".

This Chart encompasses the waters of a particular syndicate, and is only available privately.

Of note is the incredible depth of Chapel Lake, the smallest, but by far the deepest lake in the local system,  up against the graveyard it has a vertical wall 85ft deep.