- Annacloy and Quoille Rivers
- Ballymoney River
- Blackwater River
- Brantry Lough
- Bush River
- Dungonnell Lough
- Dunn, Glenariff and Dall Rivers
- Lough Erne
- Foyle System
- Glen Rivers
- Glenarm River
- Hillsborough Lake
- Inver River
- Lagan River
- Maine River
- Lough Melvin
- Mill Lough
- Navar Forest
- Shimna River
- North Woodburn
- South Woodburn
- Sea&Shore
Sperrins Angling
Guide (pdf)
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Glenelly River
Species: Salmon, brown trout and sea troutSeason: 1st April - 20th October Methods: All legal methods permitted. Limits: 1 salmonid per day from the opening of season up to and including the 31st May. 4 salmonids per day for rest of season. i.e. salmon, sea trout, brown trout per angler per day of 24.5cm (10 ins) or above within the entire Foyle System catchment. Size limit 25cm(10ins) min. Licence: FCILC Game Fishing Licence. Permit: David Campbell (Tackle Shop), Anglers Rest, 12 Kilymore Road, Newtownstewart, County Tyrone. Tel: +44 (0) 28 8166 1543. Boats: - Disabled Access: - The Glenelly River runs through the Sperrins past Plumbridge. Glenelly is a medium sized river (5-20m) and has wild brown trout, but is better known for salmon and sea trout fishing. The latter is best in June and July. Grilse and salmon may not be present in these months but often it is from August to October that salmon fishing is at its best. The river is ideally suited for fly fishing but on some stretches spinning and worming are also allowed. Download Loughs Agency Angling Map (pdf). |
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