- River Faughan
- Ardlough
- Ardmore
- Ballyarton
- Ballynameen Bridge
- Burngibbagh Picnic Area
- Clagan Road
- Claudy Country Park
- Cloghole Pumping Station
- Cumber Bridge
- Drumahoe Bridge
- Drumahoe YMCA
- Faughan Bridge
- Fincairn Road
- Green Road Bridge
- Green Road Cricket Pitch
- Killycor Bridge
- Knockbrack Water
- Learmount
- Lower Campsie
- Mobuoy Bridge
- Park Weir
- Salmon Leap
- Tamnagh Bridge
- Toneduff Bridge
Foyle Catchment | River Faughan
Season: 1st April – 20th October
The medium sized (5-20 metres wide) Faughan rises on the flanks of Sawel, the highest of the Sperrin peaks. It makes its way along a scenic valley through the village of Park, flowing north east by Claudy to Drumahoe where it swings north to enter Lough Foyle. It is a renowned spate river for salmon and sea trout. Season and day tickets for the whole of the Faughan are available from the River Faughan Anglers Association.
Please note that whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of angling club and associations boundaries it is essential you consult the club or association to confirm their upper and lower limits.
| Species: | -Salmon -Brown Trout -Sea Trout |
| Best Times: | Mid-August onwards (Salmon) May – early August (Brown Trout) June – early August (Sea Trout) |
| Methods: | -Fly -Spinning -Worm |
| Best Salmon Flies: | -Small shrimp patterns from size 8 to 12 (such as the Bann Special) -Apache -Currys Red -Faughan Shrimp |
| Best Sea Trout Flies: | -Traditional patterns in sizes 8 to 12 for daylight (such as Teal Blue & Silver) -Butcher -Peter Ross -Connemara Black |