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Fishing Ponds in Northern Ireland

Coarse and game venues across Antrim, Down, Armagh, Tyrone, Fermanagh and Londonderry. 246 venues listed across Fermanagh and Omagh, Mid Ulster and Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, with strong stocks of brown trout, trout and pike.

246 venues mapped · 6 with confirmed species · 24 with venue websites

Where can I go fishing in Northern Ireland?

You can fish at 246 mapped venues across Northern Ireland, concentrated around Fermanagh and Omagh and Mid Ulster.

Most venues below list a postcode and location, many with species and contact details, and the map shows what is closest to you.

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  • Duncan's Dam

    Lisburn and Castlereagh · BT28 3JJ

    Set in Northern Ireland, Duncan's Dam is a reservoir. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access before…

    Open in Google Maps54.5244, -6.0570
  • Duncrun Fishing Lakes

    Causeway Coast and Glens · BT49 0JF

    Duncrun Fishing Lakes sits in Northern Ireland and is mapped on GilledIt as a lake. Open GilledIt to see recent catches, weather and directions.

    Open in Google Maps55.1287, -6.9263
  • Dungonnell Reservoir

    Mid and East Antrim · BT43 7LJ

    Dungonnell Reservoir is a reservoir in Northern Ireland. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access before…

    Open in Google Maps54.9907, -6.1313

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  • Glenoak Fishery

    Crumlin, Antrim and Newtownabbey · BT29 4BW

    Glenoak Fishery sits near Crumlin and is mapped on GilledIt as a fishery. Open GilledIt to see recent catches, weather and directions.

    Open in Google Maps54.6229, -6.2093

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  • Killylane Reservoir

    County Antrim · BT42 3EP

    Killylane Reservoir is a fly only brown trout water on open moorland beside the A36 between Ballymena and Larne in County Antrim. Part of the DAERA Public Angling Estate, it holds a good head of wild…

    Facilities
    Parking
    Open in Google Maps54.8163, -5.9938
  • Knockbracken Reservoir

    Lisburn and Castlereagh · BT8 8BP

    Set in Northern Ireland, Knockbracken Reservoir is a reservoir. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access before…

    Open in Google Maps54.5262, -5.8951

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  • Lough Cowey

    Ards and North Down · BT22 1PN

    Lough Cowey in Ards and North Down is a designated brown trout fishery regularly stocked with quality fish; dead-baiting for pike from the carpark is permitted with barbless hooks.

    Facilities
    Bait on site · Camping · Caravan · Day ticket · Disabled access · Parking
    Open in Google Maps54.4124, -5.5386
  • Lough Fadden Fishery

    Causeway Coast and Glens · BT54 6RG

    Found in Northern Ireland, Lough Fadden Fishery is a lake listed on GilledIt. See what's been caught recently in the GilledIt app.

    Open in Google Maps55.2123, -6.1357
  • Lough Neagh

    Mid Ulster · BT80 0HY

    Lough Neagh is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles at around 151 square miles, touching five of Northern Ireland's six counties. It sustains Europe's largest wild eel fishery, Lough…

    Species
    Brown trout, European eel, pollan
    Open in Google Maps54.6187, -6.4194
  • Lower Potterswall Reservoir

    Antrim and Newtownabbey · BT41 2QQ

    Set in Northern Ireland, Lower Potterswall Reservoir is a reservoir. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access…

    Open in Google Maps54.7516, -6.1974

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  • Quolie Reservoir No 1

    Mid and East Antrim · BT43 7HX

    Set in Northern Ireland, Quolie Reservoir No 1 is a reservoir. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access before…

    Open in Google Maps54.9518, -6.1591
  • Quolie Reservoir No 2

    Mid and East Antrim · BT43 7HX

    Quolie Reservoir No 2 is a reservoir in Northern Ireland. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club, so check for day tickets and access before…

    Open in Google Maps54.9564, -6.1466

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  • Temple Springs Fishery

    Garvagh, Causeway Coast and Glens · BT51 5BH

    Customer-access fishery on Temple Road just outside Garvagh, in the Causeway Coast and Glens district of Northern Ireland. Sits within striking distance of the north Antrim coast and the Bann valley,…

    Open in Google Maps54.9699, -6.7207

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  • Woodford Fly Fishery

    Mid and East Antrim · BT38 8PX

    Woodford Fly Fishery sits in Northern Ireland and is mapped on GilledIt as a reservoir. It's a members- or permit-only water, so check access before travelling. Check the GilledIt app for live catch…

    Open in Google Maps54.7190, -5.8309

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Directory data checked July 2026: locations re-checked for 2,704 venues, 236 official websites verified and 25 dead links removed.

Fishing in Northern Ireland: FAQ

Northern Ireland has 246 fishing venues in our directory, concentrated in Fermanagh and Omagh, Mid Ulster and Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon. The most commonly stocked species across the region are brown trout, trout and pike. Browse the full list below or filter by venue name using the A–Z navigation.

2 of our Northern Ireland venues are confirmed to hold carp, with strong representation in Fermanagh and Omagh. Look for venues tagged "carp", "common carp" or "mirror carp" in the species field below, or open the GilledIt app for live catch reports.

Northern Ireland runs its own licence system through DAERA (not the Environment Agency). A season rod licence costs £17 for coarse or game fishing (ages 19 to 59), dropping to £5 from age 60, with juniors aged 12 to 18 at £2. Most venues also require a permit from the fishery on top. Buy from gov.uk Northern Ireland (nidirect.gov.uk) or at local tackle shops. Read our full guide at /blog/fishing-licence-uk-guide.

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