Loughgall Country Park Lake

Loughgall Country park is situated in the village of Loughgall, approximately 7 miles from Portadown. The lake has been extensively developed by the local council in the last few years, through the construction of 90 excellent fishing stands right around the lake.

The main species are roach, skimmer bream and "proper" bream, with fish up to 8lbs not uncommon. Carp are also stocked in the lake but are very rarely caught. The lake fished best between May and September, with long pole being the dominant method in those months. In winter the main tactic is the swimfeeder.

To get directions from where you are, view the map below of the Loughgall Country Park Lake. For directions, select the appropriate link to specify your starting location.

Dungannon Park Lake

Dungannon Park is a seventy-acre oasis centred round an idyllic Stillwater lake. The magnificent scenery invites the spending of your leisure time, whether you're a resident of South Tyrone, or a visitor from anywhere in the world.

Thousands of fly-fishing enthusiasts visit Dungannon Park every year to avail of the excellent twelve-acre freshwater Park Lake. Boat, bank and stand angling is on offer and the Park also caters for disabled anglers with the very popular 'wheelyboat'.

Dungannon Park is well signposted and accessible. From junction 15 on the M1 take the A29 in direction of Dungannon. Continue straight ahead until the second set of traffic lights. At this, turn left (signposted Dungannon Park).

For more information, see: Dungannon & South Tyrone Borough Council web site.

To get directions from where you are, view the map below of the Dungannon Park Lake. For directions, select the appropriate link to specify your starting location.