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  • Managed Fisheries in County Antrim

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    • Angling and Commercial Fishing (Inland Fisheries), 
    • Fisheries in County Antrim

    DAERA manages a range of angling waters in County Antrim through fisheries management arrangements with local angling clubs and community organisations. These arrangements help provide public access to quality angling opportunities while supporting the sustainable management, maintenance and development of these fisheries.

     

    Lough na CranaghLough na Cranagh | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
    Lough DooLough Doo | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
    Carey River, Margy River, Glenshesk RiverMargy River, Carey River and Glenshesk River | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
    River MaineRiver Maine | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
    Quoile South ReservoirQuoile South Reservoir | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
    Quoile North ReservoirQuoile North Reservoir | Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs

    Managed Angling Waters include fisheries where DAERA owns or leases the fishing rights and works in partnership with local management organisations to deliver angling opportunities for both local and visiting anglers. Through these arrangements, clubs and organisations play an important role in the day-to-day management of fisheries, helping to maintain facilities, promote responsible angling and enhance the angling experience.

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