Lough Macronan

Nearest Town: - Benburb
Area/Length: - 1 hectare
Species: - Perch, Pike and Tench
Season: - All Year
Methods: - All lawful methods
Daily Bag Limit: - 1 Pike / 4 coarse per day
Size Limit: - Pike of 4 kg (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

Tench and Pike

This lough is in a tranquil location within Brantry wood, reached by walking 1 km along forest tracks. Ideal for a pleasure angler who wants to enjoy their own company.

How to get there

From Belfast to the end of the M1 continuing on the Dungannon by-pass for approximately 0.4 km to a new roundabout. Turn left onto the B45 to Caledon travelling through Eglish, turning right at the crossroads just over the Oona Bridge and follow signs for Brantry Lough. Access is on foot from the South car park at Brantry Lough.

From Aughnacloy take the B128 Benburb road for 7.2km. Turn left at Holland's crossroads and follow signs for Brantry Lough. Access is on foot from the South car park at Brantry Lough.

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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	Lough Macronan Home > Bream, Roach, Perch, Tench & Rudd Locations > Lough Macronan Nearest Town: - Benburb Area/Length: - 1 hectare Species: - Perch, Pike and Tench Season: - All Year Methods: - All lawful methods Daily Bag Limit: - 1 Pike / 4 coarse per day Size Limit: - Pike of 4 kg (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 Tench and Pike This lough is in a tranquil location within Brantry wood, reached by walking 1 km along forest tracks. Ideal for a pleasure angler who wants to enjoy their own company. How to get there From Belfast to the end of the M1 continuing on the Dungannon by-pass for approximately 0.4 km to a new roundabout. Turn left onto the B45 to Caledon travelling through Eglish, turning right at the crossroads just over the Oona Bridge and follow signs for Brantry Lough. Access is on foot from the South car park at Brantry Lough. From Aughnacloy take the B128 Benburb road for 7.2km. Turn left at Holland's crossroads and follow signs for Brantry Lough. Access is on foot from the South car park at Brantry Lough.
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