The Causeway Coast & Glens area offers a variety of top class freshwater and sea angling in a variety of scenic settings.

Temple Springs Fishery
Garvagh, Coleraine

Temple Springs is a facility located in the Sperrin Mountain range just outside Garvagh that can be hired by groups of up to 20 anglers. All tackle and bait will be supplied. An induction can be given if required.

Boy Matthew: Sea Fishing Trips
Portstewart

Boy Matthew is a very well maintained 26ft Kingfisher angling boat, captained by Peter Boston. It is M.C.A. certified and licensed, and insured for 12 passengers.

Riverbush Salmon Station
Bushmills

When conditions are right, high quality salmon angling is available on four stretches of the river - the New, Town, Leap and Dundarave sections.

Predator Charters Ltd
Cushendall

At Predator Ireland we show you the coast as you have never seen it before. Hamish Currie is a master skipper with over 20 years seagoing experience, sailing from Red Bay, Cushendall.

Binevenagh Lake
Limavady

This artificial lake commands a cliff-top situation set in a forest area overlooking the picturesque Benone Strand. The fishery can be very exposed in inclement weather and anglers should be appropriately dressed.

Causeway Lass Sea Fishing.
Portrush

Now is your chance to relax and enjoy a Fishing Trip or Sightseeing boat trip from Portrush or Ballycastle Harbour. We cater for Visitors Wishing to go Deep Sea angling along the north coast and the Giants Causeway. Novices and beginners ...

Cassells, EJ & Sons
Ballymoney

Fishing tackle and rod supplier and fishing licences supplied.

The Honourable The Irish Society
Coleraine

We manage Northern Ireland's finest salmon, trout, pike and coarse fishing on the Lower Bann River and tributaries. Season/day rods available on private beats, also season permits for unrestricted stretches, both game and coarse.

Outdoor and Country Sports
Coleraine

Tackle shop selling equipment and bait. Authorised distributors for fishing licences and permits. Guides recommended. Clothing and equipment for most areas of outdoor sports and pursuits.

Smyths Country Sports
Coleraine

Smyths are easily the biggest seller of Barbour clothing in all Ireland. Smyths have 37 years experience of Barbour. See www.smythscountrysports.co.uk and Smyths always have massive stocks in both ladies and gents, Barbour at Smyths is famous.

Safety Advice for Fishing from Beaches / Rocks along the Coast

The following advice is provided as a guide to keeping safe while fishing from beaches / rocks along the coast:

  • Endeavour to go fishing in a group of 2 or more - or go to an area where you would expect other anglers to be.
  • Ensure that someone not on the fishing trip knows where you intend to go and roughly how long you will be away. If possible, take a mobile phone with you
  • For longer fishing trips ensure that you have enough food and drink to sustain you
  • Plan your fishing trip along the coast - take time to find out the time of sun rise, sun set, high tide, low tide and the weather forecast. All these elements can have a significant impact on the conditions for your fishing trip.
  • Take particular care if your route is via a beach or cove - ensure you know the tide times so you won’t be cut off
  • Take particular care when paths, grass, timber and/or natural stone is wet as these ground surfaces can be very slippery. Please dress for the terrain and the weather.
  • Take special care of children and pets if they are on the fishing trip with you
  • Do not attempt a fishing trip beyond your fitness level.
  • The following is recommended in terms of appropriate safety equipment for a fishing trip to a coastal area:
    • A lifejacket
    • Footwear with good foot/heel protection and non-slip soles
    • Light but warm / rain resistant clothing
  • In an emergency dial 999 and ask for the Coastguard.
  • If someone is washed into the ocean
  • Don't jump in after them
  • Look for a throw line, lifebuoy or something that floats and throw it to the person in the water
  • Dial 999 on your mobile phone and ask for the Coastguard or go for help