This is a natural lake, part bog with good clear springs in its centre.
Species: rainbow trout, brown trout. No boats permitted. Bag limit 3 per day.
Licence: Foyle, Carlingford and Irish Lights Commission. Permit required available from Jackie Spuddard (028) 3086 1435 or Dom Bellew (028) 3086 8029.
Parking for 50 cars on site.
Call direct on:
Tel+44 (0) 33 0137 4046
* March - September
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Directions from Town:From Crossmaglen, follow the Corran Road towards Cullyhanna. After 3 miles, take the Kiltybane Road to the lake.
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