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Ballysaggart Lough

Ballysaggart Lough, also known as Black Lough, is a natural coarse water on the edge of Dungannon. Recorded species include pike, perch, roach, rudd, bream, tench and eels rather than stocked game trout.

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About Ballysaggart Lough

The approximately 42-acre lough forms part of the local Blackwater drainage system and is also valued as a wildlife site. Coarse fishing has traditionally taken place around the water, with deeper areas near the northern sluice often cited as the principal angling area. The venue does not appear on the current DAERA Public Angling Estate in the same way as nearby permit fisheries. Anglers should therefore confirm current public access, parking and permission arrangements with Mid Ulster District Council before visiting.

Town or area
Dungannon
Contact number
028 8772 8600
Species
Trout, Pike, Perch, Roach, Rudd, Bream, Tench, Eels, Coarse
Access
Permit required, Day ticket, Public coarse fishing reported, Check current council access arrangements, Local rules apply
Facilities
Parking, Limited roadside access, Natural lough
Trout Pike Perch Roach Rudd Bream Tench Eels Coarse Permit required Day ticket Public coarse fishing reported Check current council access arrangements Local rules apply Parking Limited roadside access Natural lough

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