| Location: |
The Nenagh river is situated in the Silver Mine Mountains and flowing into Lough Derg at Dromineer. |
| County: | Tipperary |
| Fish: | Trout
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| Description: |
Fishing between the Ballyartella Weir and the Ballyartella Bridge is prohibited, but in other areas fishing is usually for Brown trout with fish averaging 5 lbs in weight. Access is along the river banks which are high, difficult and overgrown in places. A good run of lake Trout known locally as Croneen can be caught here in mid July, and are taken by using worms in a flood, or with a fly or by spinning late in the evening. |
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| Season: | Brown trout fishing is between March 01st - September 30th. |
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| Methods: | Usually fly and spin. |
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| Cost: | Permits can be obtained from the Whelan's Tackle Shop, Summerhill in Nenagh. |
