The Owenavorragh River is an 18-mile trout, sea trout, and salmon fishery flowing through the verdant countryside of County Wexford in the southeast of Ireland. Rising near Enniscorthy, the river travels in a north-easterly direction across flat pastureland before emptying into the Irish Sea at Courtown Harbour. It is one of the prettier small rivers in the region, characterized by crystal-clear pools, overgrown banks that are periodically cleared by the local angling association, and a wild, intimate character that rewards early-morning visits with misty banks and jewel-like trout. While not a big-fish river by any measure, it punches well above its weight in terms of scenic beauty and the quality of its wild fish stocks.