Drumbad Lake is a coarse angling venue in the Mohill and Dromod area of County Leitrim, Ireland. It holds a strong variety of species, with particularly good populations of bream, tench, and rudd, along with roach, hybrids, and pike. Perch are also present.

Access to the lake is via a narrow bog road, where anglers will find stiles providing entry to the waterside.

The lake sits within a productive cluster of coarse fisheries in the wider Shannon region, making it a worthwhile destination for anglers targeting mixed bags of quality coarse fish.