A short walk apart: moving water through the town, and a still spring-fed lake for boat fishing. Both are managed and stocked by club members.
The club stretch runs from Kilconny Bridge to the Railway Bridge, with Turbet Island on one bank and the town's amenity park on the other — plus maintained beats upstream at Cornadara, Pogue's Ford and Baker's Bridge.
A 40-acre spring-fed lake open all year, with ten boats available to hire. Quieter water for anglers who prefer to fish from a drift.
The same rules that have protected these waters for generations — read before you cast.
Artificial fly, fished on rod and line, is the only method permitted on the River Erne club waters.
Three fish a day on the river, one fish a day on Holy Lake. Return the rest with care.
Day and weekly tickets are bought in advance from the Railway Bar, The Diamond, Belturbet.
River tickets are sold over the counter — no need to book ahead. Holy Lake boats are limited to ten, so ring in advance during the season.
Visiting anglers are welcome on both waters for the full March–October season, with the lake open year-round.