River Bann Lough Neagh Pilot

Michael Savage is a member of the River Bann and Lough Neagh Association, a branch of the IWAI. He has just produced the River Bann and Lough Neagh Pilot, a 104-page vade mecum that will be essential reading for anyone exploring those waters. In fact the Pilot is so well

produced, and its contents so interesting, that it's worth reading even if you never go near Lough Neagh.

Michael begins at the Barmouth, the entrance to the Lower Bann from the sea, and follows the

Lower Bann to Lough Neagh. Then he takes the north, east, south and west shores of Lough Neagh in turn, and follows up with chapters on the Blackwater, the Upper Bann and Coney Island.

For each area, Michael gives detailed directions, backed up with photographs (many taken from the air) and annotated maps. Directions cover navigation, interesting features and facilities forboats. The Pilot also has sections on safety, the environment, Lough Neagh Rescue, boatclubs, useful contacts and more

Michael Savage is a member of the River Bann and Lough Neagh Association, a branch of the IWAI. He has just produced the River Bann and Lough Neagh Pilot, a 104-page vade mecum that will be essential reading for anyone exploring those waters. In fact the Pilot is so well

produced, and its contents so interesting, that it's worth reading even if you never go near Lough Neagh.

Michael begins at the Barmouth, the entrance to the Lower Bann from the sea, and follows the

Lower Bann to Lough Neagh. Then he takes the north, east, south and west shores of Lough Neagh in turn, and follows up with chapters on the Blackwater, the Upper Bann and Coney Island.

For each area, Michael gives detailed directions, backed up with photographs (many taken from the air) and annotated maps. Directions cover navigation, interesting features and facilities forboats. The Pilot also has sections on safety, the environment, Lough Neagh Rescue, boatclubs, useful contacts and more