River in Ireland
Deele fishing
Burn Dale flows from Lough Dale in East Donegal, Ireland, to the River Foyle. It fishes as a still water, cold from 7.3 °C in January to 16.1 °C in August. Sea trout peak from June to August on fly or spinning, while stone loach take bottom or feeder fishing in the same period.
County DonegalIreland
October
Autumn season
11.8 °C
Avg. water temp
12.2 km/h
Wind
Deele fishing facts
Species, access points, and monthly water temperature on this water.
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Place
Deele -
Region
County Donegal -
Country
Ireland -
Coordinates
54.8545, -7.6774 -
Elevation
34 m -
Type
River
When to fish
Climate data: Copernicus ERA5-Land and Copernicus Marine
Fishing spots
1
Cities
1
Species
3
Fishing methods
- Fly Fishing
- Spinning
- Bottom Fishing
- Float Fishing
- Trolling
Fish species on Deele
Fish most often found on Deele.
Fishing spots on Deele
Browse spots by fishing method on Deele.
