Craigavon City Park Lake North

Nearest Town: - Craigavon
Area/Length: - 25 hectares
Species: - Rainbow trout
Season: - 1 February–31 December
Methods: - Fly fishing, spinning and worm fishing
Daily Bag Limit: - 4 trout per rod per day
Size Limit: - Minimum takeable size 25.4 cm
Boats: - Fishing from non-mechanical or electrically powered boats is permitted
Disabled Facilities: - See Disabled Fisheries
Licence: - DCAL Game Fishing Rod Licence
Permit: - DCAL Game Fishing Permit

This is the smaller of two man made lakes in a city park setting. It is accessible by surfaced path connecting with pedestrian and cycle paths but is some distance from car parking. Fairly shallow water and weed patches provides an abundance of coarse fish fry and bottom feeding.

How to get there

From Belfast by the M1 to the A76 towards Lurgan for 0.8 km and turn right by the A3 for 1.2 km to the T junction. Turn right on the B2 for 0.8km to the roundabout and follow the road towards Portadown for 0.6 km to next roundabout where the Lakes are signposted.

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Content Permits/Licences Permit Outlets River Bush Salmon Fishing Publications Education Travel Information Stocking Information Public Angling Estate Fisheries Fishing Locations in Northern Ireland	Craigavon City Park Lake North Home > Stocked Trout Locations > Craigavon City Park Lake North Nearest Town: - Craigavon Area/Length: - 25 hectares Species: - Rainbow trout Season: - 1 February–31 December Methods: - Fly fishing, spinning and worm fishing Daily Bag Limit: - 4 trout per rod per day Size Limit: - Minimum takeable size 25.4 cm Boats: - Fishing from non-mechanical or electrically powered boats is permitted Disabled Facilities: - See Disabled Fisheries Licence: - DCAL Game Fishing Rod Licence Permit: - DCAL Game Fishing Permit This is the smaller of two man made lakes in a city park setting. It is accessible by surfaced path connecting with pedestrian and cycle paths but is some distance from car parking. Fairly shallow water and weed patches provides an abundance of coarse fish fry and bottom feeding. How to get there From Belfast by the M1 to the A76 towards Lurgan for 0.8 km and turn right by the A3 for 1.2 km to the T junction. Turn right on the B2 for 0.8km to the roundabout and follow the road towards Portadown for 0.6 km to next roundabout where the Lakes are signposted.
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