Ballyshunnock is a managed fishery on a 70 acre reservoir in County Waterford, located just off the N25 Waterford to Cork Road.

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Angling on this water is strictly by permit only.

The Southern Regional Fishery Board, in partnership with Waterford & District Coarse Angling Club, have begun a major redevelopment of this fishery. The work includes remodelling of the underwater contours off of both Southern and Northern banks East of the dividing road. Arising from an extensive Access audit for the fishery, also in development are 30 disabled access pegs, as well as wheelchair friendly access to the waterside. A total of 60 custom built pegs; with pathways, seating and shelters are also in the process of development.

Combined with this work, a programme of stocking has been undertaken. Already 10,000 seven inch Brown Trout have been added to the lakes' resident wild Brown Trout population. Spring and early summer will see the addition of Bream, Hybrids and Tench. This, combined with the lakes' large shoals of Rudd, will ensure quality sport for all permit holders.