The Bonet River is a scenic and productive game fishery located in County Leitrim, in the northwest of Ireland. Rising north of Manorhamilton at Glenade Lake, the river flows south past Manorhamilton before turning westward, passing through Dromahair and emptying into the eastern end of Lough Gill. Stretching approximately 14 kilometres of fishable water, the Bonet is recognized as a reliable spring salmon and grilse fishery, with fishing success closely tied to prevailing water levels. The river also supports healthy stocks of brown trout, particularly in the lower reaches downstream of Lurganboy Bridge. A mix of privately owned fisheries, syndicate waters, and club waters characterizes the system, making permit acquisition an essential step before fishing.