Overview
Lough
Rynn is some three miles long, the lake is shallow with depths varying
between two and five feet, you will find that the bays and the extreme
ends of the lough are the shallowest.
Don't let the obvious lack of depth put you off, I believe that Lough
Rynn contains more fish per acre than any other lake in the country and
always produces no matter what the weather conditions are, It doesn't
matter which area you choose to fish, you should always catch.
Although lacking quantities of large fish it does contain a very large
head of Roach and Rudd up to three quarters of a pound, Hybrids and Skimmers
up to a pound and a half, larger bream in the three pound plus bracket
are difficult to locate but Tench to three pounds plus are can be caught
off of most of the pegs.
Methods
Either waggler or feeder work well so choose the method that suits
you best and that you are most comfortable with, I always fish the float
because, as more fish move into your swim, they start to take on the drop.
Baits
All baits work, just remember that regular and constant feeding
will keep the fish coming, there is no need to pre-bait your chosen location.
Access
West Bank.. Off the Mohill - Tooman Road has several sign posted
access points with limited bank or stand fishing.
The caravan and car park has two bays that can be fished from the bank.
East Bank.. The Castle Gardens are a day ticket stretch which has no obvious
advantages. The "Sheep Walk" stretch has around thirty pegs on a very
good bank and this is free fishing!.
