The Womanagh River flows through County Cork in the southwest of Ireland, draining into the sea via a distinctive estuary that opens onto the coast near Pillmore Strand. The river and its estuary offer a varied angling experience, transitioning from freshwater reaches inland to a productive tidal estuary where saltwater species mix with migratory fish. The Womanagh is classified within the No. 4 Lismore Fishery District and is recognized in national salmon river inventories as a river not threatened with loss — a testament to the relative health of its catchment. The estuary in particular draws sea anglers targeting a diverse range of species on both flooding and ebbing tides, making it a worthwhile destination for anglers exploring the southwest coast of Ireland.