River Fishing

Dun, Dall & Glenariff Rivers
Picturesque and charming, the Dun is the biggest of the Glens of Antrim rivers. Born on the upperslopes if dramatic Glendunn the river winds its way down to the Irish Sea at Cushendun where the seatrout fishing is excellent. A spate river the Dun nevertheless features good holding pools in the bottom reaches. Tidal at the town, the Dun produces great sport especially on an evening tide. Wild brown trout is abundant here and a three-pounder was caught recently. Salmon runs appear from August to October. The Dall and Glenariff are smaller but offer excellent sea trout fishing in a number of hlding pools. Local fishing methods include worming, spinning and fly.

How to get there
Cushendun is located on the B92 just off the A2 scenic antrim coast road. The Dall and Glenariff can be accessed fromt he A2 coast road.

Further information:	contact Mr T O'Neill Tel: 028 2177 2009
Species:	Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon
Season:	1st March - 31st October
Methods:	All legal methods.
Limits:	10 inch for Trout. Salmon: 2 fish bag limit per day.
Other Restrictions:	None
Licence:	Fishery Conservancy Board Game Licence
Permit:	Glens Anglers Permit
Permit Outlets:	O'Neill's Country Sports, 25 Mills Street, Cushendall. Tel: 028 2177 2009 The Mace Shop, 5 Main Street, Cushendun. Tel: 028 2177 2009
Disabled Access:	Not Good