Tralee Bay is a broad, relatively shallow saltwater bay on the southwest coast of County Kerry, Ireland, covering an area of approximately 285 square kilometers. It is divided from Brandon Bay to the west by the Maharees peninsula and is renowned for its expansive, award-winning sandy beaches that stretch over 60 kilometers along the Wild Atlantic Way. The bay's sheltered waters and diverse habitats, from sandy surf zones to deeper channels and seagrass beds, support a rich variety of inshore fish species, making it a premier destination for both shore and boat anglers seeking European bass, rays, and other sportfish.