Angling Fishing Carrigallen, Co.Leitrim
Carrigallen is located on the Shannon-Erne waterway system there are a number of lakes that are easily accessible.
Gulladoo Lake is the largest lake in the Carrigallen area and is divided into two halves with a short connecting river channel. The Upper and Lower Lakes produce consistent fishing for bream, roach, rudd, pike, perch, and eels. Tench have begun to appear regularly in some swims in the Upper Lake. Both the upper and lower lakes are now regular venues for the King of Clubs.
The Town Lake is easily accessible with a lakeside car park. It holds bream, roach, rudd, tench, pike, perch and eels. Gangin & Mosey Lakes are on the outskirts of Carrigallen town. It has fishing from stands for bream, roach, rudd, pike, perch and eels.
Rudd/bream hybrids reaching up to 5lbs in weight are a feature in the twin lakes of Tully and Beaghmore Lakes. Tully also yields significant catches of bream and roach.
Cullies Lake has easy access to the lakeside car park. Fishing from bank for, bream, roach, rudd, pike, perch, and eels.
Access to Glasshouse Lake Glasshouse Lake is via private and forestry road with waterside car parking to a 30-peg match length. Bank fishing for bream, roach, hybrids, perch, pike and some tench.