Salmon Angling on the River Finn, Co Donegal

The #Finn and its main tributary, the #Reelan, are famed #salmon and grilse rivers rising high in #Donegal’s Blue Stack mountains. The river flows from Lough Finn dropping swiftly over a 50 kilometre length to form the River #Foyle at its confluence with the River #Mourne at Lifford/Strabane. Its a well known spate river for spring fish but it also maintains a good head of salmon throughout the season. #Seatrout run July to mid-August. The lower sections of this river are tidal with tides of up to three metres.
Season: 1st March - 15th September
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Music: In the Morning Sun by Patrick Rundblad
Video produced by Gardiner Mitchell Photography

[@ivankerr3570]

Great throw for the shrimp. Ivy bridge is a great throw when the water is nice and low.

[@ErwaAngler]

Nice atmosphere! Especially as we enter the sanctuary part it really makes me have a peaceful feeling - well made video :)

[@ivankerr3570]

Sanctuary was a great throw for the shrimp. Had 27 one morning.

[@kieranotoole9168]

Plenty of fishing below Glenmore/Cloghan waters too. This video would have ye think the river ended in Welchtown!

[@emisaliaflyfishing6741]

Could tou tell me the name music please ? Thank tou verry much

[@motosquash3636]

Song name please

[@ivankerr3570]

It was at one time full of fish. The sanctuary pool was great for the Irish worm.

[@ivankerr3570]

I get a peaceful feeling when my shrimp float goes under.

[@baitrunner5193]

This river like other rivers on the foyle system are plauged with poachers and the salmon are not there in the numbers that some people would have you believe.These river should be closed before there is nothing left

[@dmccutcheon7753]

Just wondering is cloghan lodge open for angling

[@baitrunner5193]

@@dmccutcheon7753 as far as I know yes

[@martin7955]

Runs are crap.now