Quig Lough

Address

Co. Monaghan, Ireland

Fishery Information

Quig Lough is located near the village of Ballinode, on the R186. The lake spans 12 hectares and reaches depths of up to 4.5 meters. This reed-fringed lake is home to various fish species including tench (up to 6lbs), roach, rudd, bream, hybrids, perch, and pike.

What size do the fish go to?

The fish sizes vary, but the lake holds tench that can reach over 6lbs. Other species, including roach, rudd, bream, hybrids, perch, and pike, are also available.

What tactics work well?

Given the variety of species in Quig Lough, different tactics might work well. However, specific successful tactics for this lake are not mentioned in the source. Generally, a combination of float and feeder fishing, using baits such as bread, worms, casters, pellets, corn, and maggots, are often successful for the species found in the lake.

What facilities are on site?

A number of fishing stands are available on the eastern shoreline, offering a convenient base for anglers. As the lake is surrounded by reeds, these stands are likely to provide better access to deeper water. Parking is located on the grass verges at the end of the lane. Note that it is important not to obstruct any gates.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available on the grass verges at the end of the lane. However, visitors should take care not to obstruct any gates when parking.