Loch Guile
Causeway Coast and GlensBT44 9JP
| Water type | Loch |
|---|---|
| Location | Causeway Coast and Glens, Northern Ireland |
| Postcode | BT44 9JP |
| Rod licence | DAERA rod licence required, coarse/game season licence £17.00, buy via nidirect |
Data: GilledIt venue directory, July 2026. Confirm details with the fishery before travelling.
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Loch Guile is a named freshwater loch in Northern Ireland, listed in the GilledIt directory. Scottish lochs commonly hold wild brown trout, pike and perch, but access is via permit or estate, confirm local rules before fishing. Track catches and weather for this water in the GilledIt app.
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Quolie Reservoir No 2
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Cannons Lough
19.1 km away · Mid Ulster · BT51 5SG
Loch Guile: frequently asked questions
Yes, Loch Guile is a fishing venue in Causeway Coast and Glens (postcode BT44 9JP). Contact the fishery directly to confirm rules and bookings.
In Northern Ireland coarse fishing is generally open year-round, while game (salmon and trout) waters have closed seasons, typically from late October to the end of February, varying by water. Check DAERA's angling pages or ask the venue before travelling.
Northern Ireland uses a separate licence system run by 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. Some venues like Loch Guile may also require a permit on top of the licence, so confirm with the fishery before you travel. Read our full guide at /blog/fishing-licence-uk-guide.
Directory data checked July 2026: locations re-checked for 2,704 venues, 236 official websites verified and 25 dead links removed.
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