The River Erne in County Cavan is one of Ireland's premier coarse fishing destinations, flowing through the heart of Ulster and connecting a vast network of lakes, waterways, and tributaries. Running through the town of Belturbet and linking into the broader Erne system that ultimately connects Upper and Lower Lough Erne, this river offers exceptional fishing for a wide variety of species in a stunning Irish landscape. The Erne system, along with its main tributaries and the Shannon-Erne Waterway, dominates the middle of County Cavan and forms the backbone of what is widely regarded as the finest coarse fishing region in Ireland. The river draws anglers from across the United Kingdom and Europe, with many returning year after year to experience its remarkable fishery.