- River Roe
- Burnfoot Riverside Walk
- Camnish Church
- Camnish Road
- Cluntygeeragh Bridge
- Corick Bridge
- Crebarkey Ford
- DAERA permit required
- Dowland Road
- Dungiven Water Treatment Plant
- Killibleught Bridge
- Largy Green Disabled Access
- Rathbrady
- Roe Anglers Upper Limit
- Roe Bridge
- Roe Park Ford
- Roe Valley Park Footbridge at Carrick Mills
- Straw Farm
- Straw Stream
- Swan's Bridge
- Tamniarin Bridge
Foyle Catchment | River Roe
Season: 1st April – 20th October – DAERA waters
Season: 20th May – 31st October – Roe Angling Association waters
The Roe rises high above the Glenshane Pass, dropping rapidly to Dungiven. The spate river then makes its way through the beautiful Roe Valley Country Park before meandering across the broad Lough Foyle lowlands. Sea trout fishing starts the season on the Roe, with fine runs from late June to August. Salmon fishing is at its best from August onwards, proving most productive in spate conditions in the mid-section of the river.
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 | Best Times | Methods | Best Salmon Flies | Best Trout Flies | Disabled Angling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -Salmon -Brown Trout -Sea Trout |
July (Sea Trout) Late August onwards (Salmon) |
-Fly -Spinning -Worm |
Shrimp patterns such as: -Currys Red -Roe Purple -Bann Special -Apache |
-Teal Blue & Silver -Peter Ross -Butcher |
Burnfoot near Dungiven, Roe Valley Country Park near Limavady, Swans Bridge near Limavady |
