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Angling Centres:
Mohill & Dromod, Co Leitrim
Fishery & Location:
Rinn River
RATING CHART
Pike Fishing Rated -
excellent **** very good *** good ** fair * . N/P Species not present P -
Species present
Coarse Fishing Rated
- excellent **** very
good *** good ** fair * . N/P - species not present - P - Species Present
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Bream |
Roach |
Tench |
Rudd |
Hybrids |
Perch |
Eels |
Carp |
Pike |
Access |
Facilities |
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*** |
P |
** |
* |
P |
P |
N/P |
** |
Fair |
Bank Stiles |
THE
FISHERY
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The Rinn River is a slow
moving river which flows out of Lough Rynn into Lough
Forbes, about 3 to 4 miles from Rooskey village. The River
is 9 miles long with an average width of about 16m. The upper
part of the river has depths of 5 to 8 feet. Anglers can expect
fair catches of roach, hybrids, rudd, some bream and pike. This
is mainly a float and pole fishing area but do experiment with
other methods. Anglers in pursuit of roach should find this a
good venue, particularly very early in the year - January and February.
FACILITIES AND ACCESS
At Annavaragh Bridge
downstream of here there is access to about 10 pegs along a long
section of bank and 3 or 4 pegs are available upstream. Here
there is tench fishing in just 4 to 5 feet of water.
Downstream of this is the
Tooman House Stretch where you can get tench, bream and
quality roach fishing. This is a private stretch and do not fish
it without receiving prior permission from Tooman House ( see
contacts list)
The lower part of the river
is much deeper with depths to 16 feet. Parking is on the main N4
Longford - Carrick on Shannon Road road. There is some parking at
Cloonart bridge. There are about 15 pegs upstream of the
bridge on the left hand bank which often produce good catches
during the summer months, to mainly visiting anglers. The Shannon
Fisheries Board have a number of angling structures on this
section. There is a mile long stretch which in previous decades
was used as a match stretch. The deeper water starts 100 m above
the bridge and is uniformly 10 feet plus in depth all along the
stretch. During wet weather the going can be a bit rough on heavy
ground and the river tends to flood very easily. This is a great
roach fishing spot in winter with fish to 2lbs and average bags
of 40lbs to 60 lbs are frequently recorded. January and February
are often good months. Anglers tend to use a stick float on this
section. The best known bag recorded here was 345 lbs by a
visiting angler from Oxford, but this is an exception rather than
the rule. Nearby there is other fishing available over private
ground. Make local enquiries and do a little bit of exploring.
TO GET THERE
Sections above are located
on the N4, the Longford side of Rooskey at Cloonart Bridge.
LINKS TO LOCAL FISHERIES
GUIDES & CHARTS - MOHILL AREA
Note: Below is a list of the main angling
venues/hotspots in the area. If you wish to review how we rate each fishery in
terms of target angling species, please click the link below.
TO VIEW FULL SPECIES RATING CHARTS TO FISHERIES LINKED
BELOW CLICK HERE
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Fishing Guide to
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