Dromod is a small Shannon-side village that serves as a key access point between Lough Bofin and Lough Boderg. Its harbour, originally built in 1829, has been updated over the years to accommodate modern cruisers and a range of other vessels.

Waterways Ireland maintains the facility as part of the broader Shannon Navigation, making it a reliable launch point for boating, kayaking, and canoeing.

For anglers, Dromod provides shore fishing access near the lough banks, with parking and stiles along the water's edge, as well as a slipway for boat-based fishing.

Lough Boderg, over 3,000 acres in extent, is noted for pike, bream, hybrids, rudd, roach, and perch, while the surrounding area encompasses several other productive coarse fisheries on the Upper Shannon system.