Broadwater Canal

Nearest Town: - Moira
Area/Length: - 1 Km
Species: - Pike, Perch, Rudd and Bream.
Season: - All year
Methods: - All lawful methods
Daily Bag Limit: - 1 Pike / 4 coarse per day
Size Limit: - Pike of 4kg (8.8lb) and over and coarse greater than 25 cms must be returned to the water
Licence: - DCAL Coarse Fishing Rod Licence
Permit: - DCAL Coarse Fishing Permit

Bream, Perch, Rudd and Pike Fishery

The water is part of the derelict Lagan Navigation Canal. It is shallow, weedy and productive. It is popular as a winter Pike fishery and pleasure angling venue. It can be dangerous to step off the towpath as there is a layer of floating vegetation which will not support an angler's weight.

How to get there

From the M1 junction 9 (Moira roundabout) follow the A26 for 1.5 km. Turn left for Soldierstown then follow the B105 out of the village for 0.5 km. The car park is on the left just after the hump back bridge. Care should be taken when driving from the car park due to poor sight lines

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Content Permits/Licences Licence and Permit Outlets River Bush Salmon Fishing Publications Education Travel Information Stocking Information Forms Leaflets and Packs Public Angling Estate Fisheries Fishing Locations in Northern Ireland	Broadwater Canal Home > Bream, Roach, Perch, Tench & Rudd Locations > Broadwater Canal Nearest Town: - Moira Area/Length: - 1 Km Species: - Pike, Perch, Rudd and Bream. Season: - All year Methods: - All lawful methods Daily Bag Limit: - 1 Pike / 4 coarse per day Size Limit: - Pike of 4kg (8.8lb) and over and coarse greater than 25 cms must be returned to the water Licence: - DCAL Coarse Fishing Rod Licence Permit: - DCAL Coarse Fishing Permit Bream, Perch, Rudd and Pike Fishery The water is part of the derelict Lagan Navigation Canal. It is shallow, weedy and productive. It is popular as a winter Pike fishery and pleasure angling venue. It can be dangerous to step off the towpath as there is a layer of floating vegetation which will not support an angler's weight. How to get there From the M1 junction 9 (Moira roundabout) follow the A26 for 1.5 km. Turn left for Soldierstown then follow the B105 out of the village for 0.5 km. The car park is on the left just after the hump back bridge. Care should be taken when driving from the car park due to poor sight lines
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