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Angling at Toome Canal

The canal stretch is a popular coarse fishery. Pike, perch, roach, bream and eels are abundant.

Key information 

Nearest town Toomebridge
Area/length 0.8 km
Species Pike, perch, roach, bream and hybrids
Season All year round
Methods All lawful methods including ground bait and maggots for coarse fish
Daily bag limit One pike per person/four coarse fish per day
Size limit Pike of 4 kg and over, and coarse longer than 25cm must be returned to the water
Boats Fishing from boats is not allowed
Licence DAERA coarse rod licence: Coarse rod licence prices from DAERA
Permit DAERA coarse permit: Coarse angling permit prices from DAERA

How to get there

  • Location on Google maps

Travelling from Randalstown and Belfast on the A6 towards Londonderry, at the roundabout take the first exit onto Moneynick Road, into Toome village. 

Other places to fish

  • DAERA Public Angling Estate fisheries 
  • Fisheries outside the Public Angling Estate

More useful links

  • Angling - what you need to go fishing
  • Angling
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