Angling at Enagh Lough
This is a good pike fishery where pike weighing over seven kg were caught in the past. Bream and tench are also present. The lough side nearest the road has been developed for angling.
Key information about Enagh Lough
Nearest town | Caledon |
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Area/length | 5.3 hectares |
Species | Pike, perch, bream, tench and roach |
Season | All year |
Methods | All lawful methods including ground bait and maggots |
Daily bag limit | One pike per person/four coarse per day |
Size limit | Pike weighing 4kg and over and coarse longer than 25cm must be returned to the water |
Boats | Fishing from boats is not allowed |
Licence | DAERA coarse rod licence: Coarse rod licence prices from DAERA |
Permit | DAERA coarse angling permit: Coarse angling permit prices from DAERA |
Facilities for people with disabilities | See below for details |
Facilities for people with disabilities
There are 25 fishing stands which are all wheelchair accessible from the tarmac car park. The paths have a quarry dust surface. The area and paths are prone to flooding which can damage path surfaces in winter.
How to get there
From Caledon
Take the B45 Dungannon Road for almost a mile. Enagh Lough is on the right.
From Dungannon
Travel towards Caledon on the B45 for about 10.99 miles. Enagh Lough is on the left.