Meath offers 33 mapped fishing waters on PiscaMaps, including 21 rivers and 12 canals. Species found across Meath's waters include Pike, Perch, Roach, Bream, Rudd, Eel, Tench.
The Republic of Ireland offers some of Europe's finest coarse and game fishing. Meath in Leinster has a wealth of rivers and lakes holding pike, perch, bream, roach, tench, brown trout and salmon.
Fishing in Meath is managed by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI). A state fishing licence is required for salmon and sea trout; coarse fishing on most waters is free to fish, though some club or riparian owner permission may be needed. Always check locally before fishing.
Click a river for species information, access notes and a location map.
7 species recorded across Meath's waters:
| Pike | 33 waters |
| Perch | 33 waters |
| Roach | 33 waters |
| Bream | 33 waters |
| Rudd | 33 waters |
| Eel | 31 waters |
| Tench | 21 waters |
View all rivers, lakes and canals across Meath on the interactive map. Filter by species, water type and access.