The Six Mile Water is a scenic river in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, managed by the Antrim & District Angling Association (A&DAA) along more than 20 miles of river, stretching from Doagh Bridge near Ballyclare downstream to where the river empties into Lough Neagh at Antrim town. The river winds through a varied and beautiful landscape, alternating between stretches canopied by majestic tall trees and open agricultural farmland, offering anglers a peaceful rural backdrop throughout. The river features a productive mix of deep pools and faster, shallower flows, creating diverse habitat that supports excellent fishing opportunities across its length.