This fishery is comprised of the Bundorragha River, Fin Lough, Dhu Lough and Glencullin Lough, and is located some eight miles west of Leenane and about ten miles south from Louisburgh Bundorragha River There is a good run of spring salmon into this river. The first fish are usually caught in February/March. From mid-June onwards the grilse and sea trout run this river. The river can accommodate three rods per day and fly fishing only is permitted. Fin Lough This lough is the smallest of the three loughs on the fishery but nonetheless it is well known for the runs of spring salmon that enter it early in the season. The grilse and sea trout fishing is excellent from mid-June onwards. Fly fishing only is permitted on Fin Lough and there are two boats for hire. Dhu Lough Dhu Lough is the largest lake in the Delphi Fishery an is renowned for the excellence of its sea trout fishing. Occasional salmon are caught here also. The lough is over two miles in length, and being located in a deep sided valley, anglers fishing this lough are advised to keep an eye on the weather conditions as sudden severe squalls can make conditions hazardous. Fly fishing and dapping are the only permitted methods of fishing except for restricted trolling in the spring. There are five boats for hire. Glencullin Lough This Lough is located at the top of the Delphi system. From mid-July onwards good catches of sea trout are taken from it. Fly fishing and dapping are the only permissible methods of angling. There are two boats for hire.