Dromore 36 is a survey site located along the Dromore River within the Annalee catchment in Ireland. This stretch of the Dromore sub-catchment is a relatively modest but productive piece of water, supporting a self-sustaining brown trout population. The site sits within a broader network of tributaries and sub-catchments that include the Bunnoe and Knappagh systems, all of which contribute to the ecological richness of the wider Annalee drainage. The Dromore River at this location is characteristic of Irish lowland and transitional river habitat, offering the kind of intimate, close-quarters fishing that rewards careful, methodical anglers.