The hill loughs with their impressive scenery produce large bags of small fish which make them ideal initiating young boys and girls into this fascinating sport. There is no netting at the mouth. It is predominantly shallow, intersected by numerous islands, the largest being Church Island where there is a church and bee-hive dwellings dating back to the sixth century. The main fishing takes place on this lough which is free. The fish are scattered over the whole area although there are specific areas for fly fishing for Salmon.
Gillies are available providing boat and engine.
Due to their experience and companionship better catches are usually obtained. There are many boats and engines that are available for hire for the experienced, but care is advised due to the rocky nature of the laugh. This is the largest and perhaps the most beautiful of the upper lakes. It is2 miles long and about a mile wide, and is at the head of the Cummeragh system. The shallow shore line gives the best fishing for sea trout and brown trout especially along the north shore beneath the woodland.