12/10/19

Breaking News Fish for
2019

Bob

13/10/19 In last nights report I failed miserably in my duties by not mentioning Fish of the year, yes guilty as charged, so lets put the record straight. Fish of the Year goes to renowned Gillie Mr. Bob Priestly, who caught and released a cracker a of 10 lbs.3 oz Sea Trout on the fly



12/10/19 Well it’s that time of year again as the Currane Anglers take to the Currane waters for their last cast this 2019 season and Cork Currane fly Angler, Mr. Paul Lawton and his party of seven Currane fly Anglers caught a good few Brown Trout and two fine Juniors and for the rest of the Currane fly Anglers it was all quiet. Wind SW light with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 14.3 c. As I said the Currane fly and trolling anglers have finished their lines for this 2019 season and the same goes for me in the reporting department. So I would like finish this 2019 season by thanking all you good people who read the Waterville Fishery report every day, I would also like to thank all the team at www.fisheriesireland.ie and Mr. Paul Burke of the Trout and Salmon magazine and Mr. Tony Gosnell of the Irish Examiner. On that note I look forward to be reporting to you all in 2020 on No Spin No Fly’s just Facts zone. So  Happy Christmas to you all and I hope you all have a great 2020 Season in all departments. 

11/10/19

11/10/19 My Sermon today is as blank as the Currane fly Anglers nets, so on that negative note we head for the weather, wind SW fresh with good cloud cover. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 7.6 mm. Maximum air temperature 15.6 c.

10/10/19

10/10/19 All quiet on the SW front. Wind SW fresh. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 5.8 mm. Maximum air temperature 13.8 c.       

9/10/19

9/10/19 Lough Currane was on the quiet side in the Sea Trout department but the same couldn’t be said for the weather and for good reason, there was a strong SW wind blowing down the lake followed by heavy showers. Just for the record the Currane detective agency reported that there was one boat manipulating the Currane waves and going by the post and telegraphs, sorry giving my age away, I should say my mobile was blank like the Anglers net ? Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 14.3 c.     

8/10/19

8/10/19 Lough Currane was all quiet on all rods and reels and mobiles as a strong SW at times blew down the Lake . Wind as already stated with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 16. 2 c.

7/10/19

7/10/19 The Currane Sea Trout Fly Anglers were all quiet this day. Just for the record there was a good flood last night. Wind SW fresh with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 17.2 mm. Maximum air temperature 14. 4 c. 

6/10/19

6/10/19 All Sea Trout headlines come from the hired out boats and at watervilleboats@gmail.com  Killarney / Currane fly Angler Mr. Tim O’Sullivan caught 5 Sea Trout ranging from 1 ½ lbs up to 2 lbs and also caught a nice basket of Brown Trout and ably assisted by his good friend Killarney / Currane fly Angler Mr. Phil Horan. Wind SW and overcast and heavy rain this evening. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 13. 5 mm. Maximum air temperature 15. 9 c. 

5/10/19

5/10/19 Lough Currane Sea Trout Anglers were all quiet this day as torrential rain fell all morning and cleared just before lunch. Wind SW with reasonable cloud cover in the afternoon. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 16.2 c. 

4/10/19

4/10/19 Storm Lorenzo was like Elton John and his candle in the wind and one should be grateful for small mercy’s. On that note we head out from the North Shore and the bungalow. Currane Sea Trout Fly Angler from Co. Cork, Dr. Tim O’Connor, caught  3 Juniors, while fishing with his Gillie Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com Wind NW fresh with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 16.2 c.         

3/10/19

3/10/19 Lough Currane was quiet on all fishing fronts this day and for good reason, as you all you know Storm Lorenzo has a big mouth and today Lorenzo ruled the Currane waves as the Currane Sea Trout Anglers showed their respect to Lorenzo and went down to the their local Watering hole. As you can imagine the mighty Guinness rules that department. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 14.5 c.           

2/10/19

2/10/19 Just two boats manipulating their flies on the Currane Waters this day and my mobile was quiet on all fronts, but I can tell you the majority of the local Currane anglers were tying their boats down in anticipation of storm Lorenzo and expecting gusts up to 130 km. So as you can appreciate my net might be down tomorrow evening. Wind SE with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterday weather, maximum air temperature 14.9 c.               

1/10/19

1/10/19 We start with last night and the end of Salmon Season Bacon and cabbage dinner in the Lobster Bar and I can tell you there was mighty crack and a good time was had by all and on behalf of all the Currane Anglers and non anglers alike we would like to thank the Management and staff of the Lobster for a great night. Now we head out of the Lobster to the backdate department, in Mr. Michael O’Sullivan’s hired out boat department of  watervilleboats@gmail.com UK Currane fly Anglers Mr. Tim McGibben and his good friends John and Graham had a good 3 days  Sea Trout fishing with a few nice baskets of Juniors and a good few Brown Trout and their best was all in one drift and reason why, they caught 4 fine Sea Trout, their biggest was 1 ½ lbs and finished their trip off nicely on the World famous Butler Pool and at www.watervillegolflinks.ie by catching a fine Salmon on the fly. Now today’s Sea Trout action and all the action comes from Local Gillie Currane fly Angler Mr. Eric Jouen of watervilleboats@gmail.com caught a fine 2 lbs. Sea trout and rose a few. Wind NE and bright and sunny. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 40. 8 mm. Maximum air temperature 16.5 c.