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River Bann

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Features

Experienced
Fishing
Fishing License
Wet Weather Gear
Warm, Comfortable clothing

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The beautiful River Bann provides the perfect experience for every coarse angler. It rises in the Mourne mountains, flows into and then out of Lough Neagh, which is the largest freshwater lake in the Europe.

The Upper Bann is a medium sized river noted for its Brown Trout fishing, which can be good throughout the season, but especially so when there are hatches of Black Gnats or Blue Winged Olives.

Salmon and Dollaghen may be present in June, but it is generally later in the season before there are significant numbers.

River Bann - Coarse Fishing

Details

Getting There: Banbridge is located just off the A1 dual-carriageway between Newry and Belfast where it meets the A50 from Portadown to Castlewellan.
What to Bring/Wear: Fishing License, Wet Weather Gear, Warm, Comfortable clothing
Activities: Fishing
Suitable for: Experienced

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Location

River Bann (Ticket Sales)
James Coburn and Son Ltd
32 Scarva Street
Banbridge County Down

Getting ThereBanbridge is located just off the A1 dual-carriageway between Newry and Belfast where it meets the A50 from Portadown to Castlewellan.