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  • Seagahan Reservoir

    Topics:
    • Angling and Commercial Fishing (Inland Fisheries), 
    • Fisheries in County Armagh

    Seagahan is a brown trout stocked fishery, located between the City of Armagh and Markethill. Armagh Fisheries Ltd manages this fishery on behalf of the Department. Five day tickets per day are available to DAERA season permit holders at a reduced rate.

    Tickets are available from:

    Procasting Angling
    1D Dobbin Street,
    Armagh,
    BT61 7QQ
    Phone: 028 3752 4455

    Key Information

    Fishery TypeGame
    SpeciesBrown Trout
    Season Open1st March
    Season Close31st October
    Rod Licence12 years old and over DAERA Game Rod Licence
    PermitArmagh Anglers Club Day ticket / 12 years old and over DAERA Game Fishing Permit
    Fishing methodsFly Fishing Only
    Bag LimitFour trout per member, three trout per day ticket holders

    Buy a DAERA Licence, Permit or Day Ticket

    Car Parking OnsiteYes
    Disabled Car Parking OnsiteNo
    Fishing StandsNo
    Disabled accessible fishing standsNo
    Boats AllowedYes
    Boat RestrictionsClub members only

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    Directions

    • From the City of Armagh: Take the A29 road towards Keady for just over half a mile (0.62 miles); turn left onto the B31 Newtownhamilton Road and continue for a further 9.44 miles to the junction with the Ballymacnab Road; turn left and Seagahan Reservoir is a further 0.62 miles along this road.
    • From Markethill: Take the B3 Coolmillish Road towards Keady for 3.91 miles and turn right onto the Ballymacnab Road, at the signpost for Seagahan Dam; the reservoir is a further 0.74 miles along this road.
    Local Council AreaArmagh, Banbridge & Craigavon
    Nearest populated areaArmagh
    Water TypeReservoir
    Water Area / Size70 Hectacres

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