Braid Angling Club
Main Facilities
Parking
Fishery - Fishing Types: Game
The Club is based in the village of Broughshane, Co. Antrim and controls a 7 mile stretch of the River Braid which flows through Broughshane and Ballymena to join the River Maine and hence to Lough Neagh. The river supports a large head of wild brown trout with runs of salmon from July or August and also Dollaghan; a migratory trout of the Lough Neagh system. Season is March 1st to October 31st. DAERA rod licence with proof of Club Membership or Day Permit required. The village stretch in Broughshane has convenient parking with good access via a public footpath along its length and some angling stands for disabled anglers which the Club would like to improve in the near future. Club Membership for disabled anglers is currently free of charge.
Entrance
Open Access
Car Parking
Parking by fishing areas is allowed
Pathway Surfaces
Concrete Pathway Gradients
No gradients or slopes
Pathway Gates/Barriers
There are no gates or barriers along the access route
Pathway Footbridges
There are no footbridges to cross along the route
Buildings
There is no CafeThere is no Shop
There is no Shelter
Toilets
No toilets on-siteNo disabled toilets on-site
Showers
No showers on-siteNo disabled showers on-site
Changing Rooms
No changing rooms Fishing Platforms/Areas
Natural bank fishing areasSingle fishing platform/areas
