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Fishing and the Erne

Quiet water on the Upper and Lower Lough, with a licence sorted first.

A slower, water-focused plan for anglers, based close to the shore with easy access to boats and bank swims.

  • Solo anglers
  • Friends
  • Two to three nights
An angler fishing from the bank at Trory as a boat passes on Lough Erne

Where to base yourself

Upper Lough Erne, around Lisnaskea and Crom

Sheltered water, quiet shoreline and boat hire nearby.

Day by day

  1. Day 1

    Set up

    • Arrive, sort your rod licence and permit, and fish the evening from the bank.
  2. Day 2

    Out on the lough

    • Day-boat hire on the Erne.
    • Late afternoon at Crom Estate shoreline.
  3. Day 3

    Last session

    • Morning session, then a stop in Enniskillen before leaving.

Where to eat

Self-catering suits early starts; keep one evening for a meal in Lisnaskea or Enniskillen.

These are a few practical options, not rankings. Check current menus, hours and availability directly.

A few local options

Local options are selected direct links. Accommodation search links may open a third-party booking service.

Food and drink

  • Lisnaskea

    Watermill Lodge

    Last reviewed 2026-09-04

    A restaurant and accommodation option near Upper Lough Erne.

  • Lisnaskea

    The Kissin Crust

    Last reviewed 2026-09-04

    A Lisnaskea café listed by Fermanagh Lakelands; check current hours before travelling.

  • Enniskillen

    Franco's Restaurant

    Last reviewed 2026-09-04

    A long-established town-centre restaurant with its current menu and booking details online.

Where to stay

Experiences on this trip

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