27/2/11

All quiet on all fronts. Wind NNE light

26/2/11

There was a fine fresh 6 to 7lbs Salmon caught on the troll by Mr. Noel Clancy of Dublin, Noel was fishing with his Gillie Mr. Sian Brain. Wind NW light with showers throughout the day.

25/2/11

Not a lot to be said on the Salmon front. Amount of rainfall 3.5mm max air temperature 12.5c.

24/2/11

All quiet on the SW front. Wind SW fresh to strong and overcast with light ran at times.

23/2/11

Again my Noble Angler was in a lethargic mood as were the wild Atlantic Salmon.

22/2/11

All quiet on all fronts, except for a few Kelts being caught. Amount of rainfall 18.0mm, max air temperature 12.2c.

21/2/11

There was a fine 8lbs Salmon caught on the troll by local Gillie Mr. Michael O’Sullivan of watervilleboats@gmail.com  and for the rest of we anglers we failed miserably in our duty’s. Wind SW light to calm with reasonable cloud cover at times.

20/2/11

Again all quiet on all fronts, and just for the record there have been a few Kelts caught in the past week.

19/2/11

All quiet on the SW front.

18/2/11

Lough Currane was on the wild side this morning with a strong SE wind blowing, but that didn’t deter local Gillie’s Mr. Sion Brain and Mr. Terence Wharton Jnr from catching a fine 7lbs Salmon on the fly at the Morgan’s rock when the wind veered into the SW.

17/2/11

Sorry for the lack of information in the last 24 hours, the reason for this, my Father was rushed of to Tralee general Hospital last night. Now to today’s fishing results, Salmon won Angler 0. Little to no wind, with reasonable cloud cover.

16/2/11

My Noble gentlemen the Salmon, took the day off.

15/2/11

Again all quiet on all fronts but the same couldn’t be said for the rain, it made big flood this morning.

14/2/11

All quiet on the SW front in all departments.

13/2/11

All quiet on the SW front in all departments. Wind NW light with heavy showers throughout the day.

12/2/11

Breaking News.
Local Gillie Mr Bob Priestly caught a lightening fresh 8lbs Salmon on the troll this morning before the strong southerly winds got up. Wind S fresh to strong in the afternoon with heavy rain at times, Amount of rainfall 19.7mm, max air temperature 9.6c.

11/2/11

My Noble Gentlemen took a day off, or put it this way we Anglers failed Miserably in our duties. Wind SW light to fresh,with reasonable cloud cover.

10/2/11

You could call this week the Terence Wharton week or the Father and Son combination week, yes you have it, they were in good form again In the Mouth of the Commeragh, when Mr. Terence Wharton Snr. caught a fine 10 lbs Salmon on a Stoats tail size 4 fly, on a floating line, with his Gillie Mr. Terence Wharton Jnr Wind SE light to fresh.

9/2/2

There was a fine 11.5lbs Salmon caught on the troll, by well known local Gillie Mr. Bob Priestly. Wind S then veered SW and then W light to fresh and calm this afternoon.

8/2/11

There was some great action on Lough Currane today with a total of 3 Salmon caught, the first Salmon of 8lbs to be caught on the troll this season was by Guests fishing with their Gillie Mr. Michael O’Sullivan of Waterville boats and @

Watervilleboats@gmail.com  and staying with the troll, those renowned Gillies Mr. Terence Wharton Snr and Mr. Terence jnr caught a fine 12lbs Salmon on the troll and finished the day off with a 8lbs Salmon caught on the fly in the Mouth of the Commeragh, and you can catch Terence @ 353 872100064 Wind SE fresh to strong and overcast with light rain at times.

7/2/11

7/2/11 All quiet on the SW front in all departments and just for the record there has been 55.4mm of rain in the last two days

6/2/11

Rough yesterday and calm today with heavy rain this afternoon, on the Salmon front the same result, Anglers 0 my noble Salmon won the day.

5/2/11

same as yesterday on all fronts, except there was a lot more rain, amount of rainfal 25.0 mm

4/2/11

Another wild day on Lough Currane, and if there were any anglers pontificating good luck to them. Wind SW fresh to strong

3/2/11

Lough Currane was at a stand still with gale force winds from the SW or put it this way it was a day for the high stool.

2/2/11

Lough Currane was on the wild side with a strong SW wind, with heavy showers blowing down the Lake. Local Gillie Mr. Bob Priestly reported to me that he caught 3 Kelts before he headed home.

1/2/11

All quiet on the SW front after yesterday’s first salmon of the season. Wind W then veered SW light to fresh, with reasonable cloud cover.