The Kerry Inny drains to Ballinskelligs Bay near Waterville — part of the wider Waterville and Iveragh fishing country, but a river in its own right, and not the midland Inny that shares its name. For 2026 it is catch-and-release for salmon and sea trout. Fish it on a flood. Permits through Waterville and the Iveragh; the State Licence is required.
EPA freshwater monitoring on the River Inny (Kerry) confirms mayflies, stoneflies, caddis, aquatic diptera and freshwater shrimp are present. This is food-presence evidence from kick sampling, not a confirmed hatch or rise pattern.
Part of the Waterville/Currane catchment, one of Ireland's strongest historic sea-trout regions; the Inny carries white trout on floods, though modern runs sit below the glory-day baseline.
- Old red sandstone