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Fishing
Anglers over 18 must obtain a coarse fishing rod license from the Fisheries Conservancy Board plus a permit from the owner of the fishery. For the latest licence and permit costs please click here. Click here for Angling/Fishing Links.
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Altmore Trout Fishery
32 Altmore Rd
Pomeroy
County Tyrone
BT71 6TT
Telephone: 028 8775 8977
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One disabled stand on Fly Lake
Rainbow trout
Methods: Fly fishing and baitfishing or spinning
5 acre main lake - with additional 1 1/2 acre spinning and bait fishing on the Hill Lochan.
Facilities such as self catering accommodation, caravan park, shop, picnic and barbecue eara, open farm
Directions: Dungannon head for Donaghmore (2 miles outside dungannon), from where the fishery is signposted.
- £15 - Five fish
- £10 - Three fish
- £8 C & R
- Junior anglers £8 for 2 fish
- Beginner's £8 for 2 fish or one month until catch is achieved.
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White Lough
Aughnacloy
Contact: Dungannon & District Angling Club
Telephone: 028 8952 2227
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Two disabled fishing stands
There is a hardcore and boardwalk path around the lough
Rainbow trout
Fly fishing, spinning and worm fishing. Fly fishing only from boats
Fishing permitted from small rowing boats.
23 acres.
Season: 1 February - 31 December
4 trout bag limit and 10 inch size limit
Permit: Aughnacloy Post Office. S Kyle, Grocer, Main St, Fivemiletown
Directions: From Aughnacloy take the B128 towards Benburb, travel around 2 miles taking right at second crossroads (Rehaghy). It is signposted.
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Brantry Lough
Aughnacloy
Contact: Dungannon & District Angling Club
Telephone: 028 8952 2227
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Wheelchair accessible. Gates rather than stiles to facilitate anglers with walking difficulties
Brown Trout
Fly Fishing only. Boats are allowed but no outboard motors.
60 acres
Season: 1 March to 31 October.
4 trout bag limit and a 10 inch size limit.
Licence: Fisheries Conservancy Board Game Fishing Rod Licence
Permit: K Cahoon, 2 Irish St, Dungannon
Directions: From Aughnacloy take the road for Benburb (B128) Benburb road for approx 5 miles then turn left at Holland's Crossroads. Follow signposts from here.
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Macronan Lough
Aughnacloy
Contact: Dungannon & District Angling Club
Telephone: 028 8952 2227
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Situated in Brantry wood, accessed by 1km walk from South car park at Brantry Lough
Variety of fish: eel, perch, pike and and tench.
All lawful methods including ground bait and maggots.
2.5 acres
Season: All year
2 pike per day limit, Pike of 4 kg and over must be returned to the water
Permit: K Cahoon, 2 Irish St, Dungannon
Directions: From Aughnacloy take the road for Benburb (B128) Benburb road for approx 5 miles then turn left at Holland's Crossroads. Follow signposts for Brantry Lough. Walk 1km through Forest path
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Creeve Lough
Aughnacloy
Contact: Dungannon & District Angling Club
Telephone: 028 8952 2227
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4 wheelchair accessible fishing stands close to the first car park coming from Hollands crossroads
A hardcore path surrounds the lake
Variety of fish: eel, perch, pike and some roach. Rowing boats only
All lawful methods including ground bait and maggots for coarse fish
Fishing permitted from small rowing boats.
45 acres.
Season: All year
2 pike per day, pike of 4 kg and over must be returned to the water
Permit: K Cahoon, 2 Irish St, Dungannon
Hamilton's, 35 William St, Cookstown
S Quinn, Main St, Coalisland |
Directions: B128, 6 miles west of Benburb, left at Holland's crossroads to lough or from Aughnacloy take B128 for Benburb, travel 4.5 miles turn right at Holland’s Crossroads and follow signposts.
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Enagh Lough
Caledon
County Tyrone
Telephone:
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25 wheelchair accessible fishing stands
Variety of fish: eel, perch, pike and and tench. Noteable for Pike
All lawful methods including ground bait and maggots
12.5 acres
Season: All year
2 pike per day limit, Pike of 4 kg and over must be returned to the water
Permit: K Cahoon, 2 Irish St, Dungannon
Directions: From Caledon take the B45 Dungannon road for approximately 1 mile, the lough is on your right.
From Dungannon take the B45 towards Caledon for about 11 mile, the lough is on your left.
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DUNGANNON PARK
Park Lake
Moy Rd
Dungannon
Co Tyrone
BT71 6DY
Telephone: 028 8772 7327
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Dungannon Park caters for disabled anglers with the ‘wheelyboat’ and 8 wheelchair access points
Rainbow Trout. Only Troutmaster lake in Tyrone
Fly fishing only
12 acre freshwater lake.
Boat, bank and stand angling
The fishery is open 7 days a week all year
Boat hire available (no private boats)
Directions: From junction 15 on M1 take the A29 in direction of Dungannon. Continue straight until the second set of traffic lights. At this, turn left (signposted Dungannon Park.)
Tariff:
- 5 fish sporting ticket plus free boat £18.00
- 3 fish standard ticket £13.00
- 3 Fish concession £8.00
- Catch and release £10.00
- Family permit 2 adults and 2 juniors (5 fish bag limit) £15.00
- Equipment hire / day £5.00
- Boat hire/ day (8hrs) free engine £12.00
- Boat hire/ 1/2 day (4hrs ) free engine £7.00
- Unbeatable Club/Group concessions available
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Ballysaggart (or Black's) Lough
Contact: Moygashel Ltd
Dungannon
BT71 7QS
Telephone: 028 8772 2231
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Best fishing area is at the deep end close to the sluice gates.
Variety of fish: bream, eels, perch, pike, roach, rudd, tench possible.
Permit: Not Required
Directions: From Dungannon take B45 for Caledon. Lough is on left, 1/2 mile outside town
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Tullygiven
Dungannon / Caledon
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Some diabled access
Best fishing area is at the deep end close to the sluice gates.
Variety of fish: bream, eels, perch, pike, roach,tench possible.
Method: poles and waggler
1.93 acres
No access for boats
Directions: From Dungannon take B45 for Caledon. For approx 6 miles.
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Eskragh Lough
Dungannon
Contact: Dungannon & District Angling Club
Telephone: 028 8952 2227
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Blessingbourne Lake
Fivemiletown
County Tyrone
BT75 0QS
Telephone: 028 8552 1221
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Variety of fish: bream, perch, rudd, roach, hybrid, pike
Season: All year
Methods: Waggler and pole spinning for pike
Boat hire available
Directions: From Fivemiletown take the B122 Omagh/Finton road for about 600m. The lake is in Blessingbourne estate, on the right hand side of the road.
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Round Lake
Murley Road
Fivemiletown
Contact: Recreation Department
Dungannon District Council
Circular Rd
Dungannon
BT71 6DT
Telephone: 028 8772 5311
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12 acres.
Path round lake gives easy access to 10 fishing stands and firm bank fishing.
Variety of fish: bream, roach and rudd.
Methods - waggler and feeder
Slipway available
Season: All year
Permit: Rod Licence only needed:
Killymaddy Tourist Centre, Ballygawley Rd, Dungannon.
S Kyle, Grocer, Main St, Fivemiletown.
Directions: On the B122, 1/2 mile outside Fivemiletown. It is signposted.
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Annaginney Lough
40B Annaginny Road
Newmills
Co Tyrone
BT70 1QX
Telephone: 028 8774 7808 / 8774 8650
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Wheelchair accessible Fishing Stands
Consists of 4 lakes - 2 fly fishing, 2 spinning and worm
Rainbow trout, pike, tench
fly-fishing, spinning and worm fishing
Spread over 6 acres
Season: All year
Tackle for hire
Fishing Lodge, Shop, barbecue area and toilets are all on site.
Permit:
Directions: From M1 Junction 14: take the A29 to Cookstown, take a right turn to Newmills (approximately 5 miles from Dungannon on the A29)
Tariff: Day tickets are £4.00.
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Blackwater River - Bond's Bridge / Verner's Bridge
Contact: Victor Refausse'
Ulster Coarse Fishing Federation
29 Georgian Villas
Omagh
BT79 OAT
Telephone: 028 8225 5204
Fax: 8224 5363
Email: Victor.refausse@omagh.ac.uk
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Variety of fish: brown trout, bream, gudgeon, hybrids, perch, roach and occasional tench
Bankside fishing only and no fishing at Saltmarine garage
Area - 50m upstream and downstream from bridge
Feeder & Pole fishing
Season: All year
Slipway available
Size limit - none
Directions: 3-mile stretch - upstream from Bond's bridge on west bank (60 pegs); downstream from Bond's bridge on east bank (30 pegs); Verner's bridge at catpark (16 pegs). Ml exit 14 follow b106 towards Moy, at t-junction take right for The argory, the bridge is approx 1 mile.
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Blackwater River - Moy
Contact: Victor Refausse'
Ulster Coarse Fishing Federation
29 Georgian Villas
Omagh
BT79 OAT
Telephone: 028 8225 5204
Fax: 8224 5363
Email: Victor.refausse@omagh.ac.uk
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Variety of fish: brown trout, bream, gudgeon, hybrids, rudd, perch, roach and occasional tench
Slipway available
area - 250m upstream and 100m downsteam from bridge
Float and feeder fishing
All year
Size limit - none
Directions: From Ml exit 15 follow A29 to Moy straight through to Charlemont, Turn left into carpark at bridge.
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Blackwater River
Contact: Victor Refausse'
Ulster Coarse Fishing Federation
29 Georgian Villas
Omagh
BT79 OAT
Telephone: 028 8225 5204
Fax: 8224 5363
Email: Victor.refausse@omagh.ac.uk
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Variety of fish: brown trout, bream, gudgeon, hybrids, perch, roach and occasional tench
Bankside fishing only and no fishing at Saltmarine garage
Area - 50m upstream and downstream from bridge
Feeder & Pole fishing
Season: All year
Slipway available
Size limit - none
Permit: For the Blackwater, Ballygawley & Torrent
Blackwater River:
Clogher and District Angling Club, Farmers Maxol Garage, Augher Road, Clogher
Aughnacloy and District Angling Club - Salley’s Filling Station, Caledon Road, Aughnacloy Tel: 028 8555 7306
Armagh Fisheries Ltd. - GI Stores, Dobbin Street,Armagh Tel: 028 3752 2355
Torrent River: Torrent River Enhancement Association at Annaginny Trout Fishery Tel: 028 8774 7808
Ballygawley River: Aughnacloy & District Angling Club. |
Directions: Blackwatertown, Aughnalcoy, Moy, Benburb and Clogher are good starting points
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