31/7/20

31/7/20 Lough Currane on the rise after the big floods and will be still rising for the next couple of days, staying with the white water, there was a fine good flood still coming down the River Inny, so you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that the Currane anglers converted to the Inny Anglers and the rest I will leave to your C&R imagination. Going back to Lough Currane there was one boat out from the Southside. Wind Southwest and veered Northwest light with good cloud cover. Yesterday’s weather amount of rainfall 16.8 mm. Maximum air temperature 18.7 centigrade.                  

30/7/20

30/7/20 Floods are the main news as the Inny Fishery was put on hold as the Inny bridge was closed for a good while this morning as you can see by the video. Now we head for Copal Lake where a bridge cracked in half as you can see by the photo.  Now we head for the Commeragh River, again you can see there was a big flood coming down into Lough Currane, in fact the flood was so big you could not take your car down to Derriana, amount of rainfall was 54.5 up until midnight last night, on today’s rainfall I will give you the full facts tomorrow, staying with the rain fall again they are forecasting 20 mm to 40 mm of rainfall in the next few hours. Todays fishing, well as you can imagine Lough Currane was on the dirty side and just for the record I have no reports of any rod benders on Lough Currane, where the Inny is concerned, their voices may have been silent but you can sure a few reels were bellowing. 

         

29/7/20

The Weather takes control as the rain lashed down on the Waterville Fishery all day and just for the record there were four boats out on the lake, there were no reports of any rod benders and   for the rest of the angling community I’m sure they were manipulating their angling skills on the River Inny. Wind Southeast fresh and veered Southwest this evening and still raining at 23:20. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.6 centigrade.  

28/7/20

28/7/20 By all accounts the Currane anglers were all quiet on all fronts, to be fair I’m sure again they all had their Inny hats on, staying with the Inny the forecast is good because there is a good flood expected tomorrow with a good Inch plus forecasted and you can be sure the Inny Anglers will be silent but their reels will be bellowing through the Inny Valley? Wind NNW light and variable. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.8 centigrade.   

27/7/20

27/7/20 Made a good flood last night so you do not have to be a rocket scientist to know that the Currane anglers put their River Inny hats on and as usual it’s all classified info on the Inny C&R department. Wind Northwest fresh with reasonable cloud cover. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.5 centigrade.

26/7/20

26/7/20 All quiet on the Southwest Front in all departments. Wind SW light to fresh and overcast all day with rain in the afternoon, humidity 95%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 17.1 centigrade.

25/7/20

25/7/20 There were a few boats out manipulating their flies and fair play to them there were a few baskets of Sea Trout caught. Wind West light to fresh with reasonable cloud cover, followed by the odd shower, humidity 86%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 17.4 centigrade.      

24/7/20

24/7/20 Well the Waterville Fishery may have reached 1,000,000 hits on the Worldwide Web yesterday; all I can say going by my mobile the Currane Anglers had no hits or strikes in the fishing department today. Wind light West Southwest followed by light misty rain throughout the day. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.9 centigrade.     

23/7/20

All down to you!

23/7/20 Breaking News the Salmon and Seatrout Blog made history today by hitting  1,000,000 views and its all down to you the readers, the Currane Anglers, all the Gillies and of course all the Hotels and all the Bed and Breakfasts of Waterville and South Kerry and not forgetting the Inland Fisheries Ireland, Mr. Paul Bourke of the Salmon and Sea Trout Magazine. All I can say is thanks a Million.

Now back today’s facts, the Currane Anglers were all quiet on all fronts. Wind NW light with light cloud cover, humidity 93%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 18.5 centigrade. 

22/7/20

22/7/20 There were a few boats out manipulating, no reports of Salmon but great to report that there were a few nice baskets of Sea Trout caught on the drift. Wind Southwest light and overcast, humidity 94%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 18.1 centigrade.

21/7/20

21/7/20 All quiet on the Southwest front. Wind SSW light with reasonable cloud cover, humidity 88%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 17.5 centigrade.

20/7/20

20/7/20 Bright sunshine was the order of the day as Currane anglers were silent in all departments. Wind Northwest light, humidity 74%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 17.7 centigrade.

19/7/20

Sunset on the Wild Atlantic Way! 

19/7/20 Well the light wind may have been all over the place but at least there were a few baskets of Seatrout caught on the drift and a fine Grilse caught on the troll, staying in the Grilse department we head for Vincent Appleby’s speculation department, just for the record I would say there is a good chance there were a few more Grilse caught ? Wind as already stated, bright sunshine all day, humidity 76%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.7 centigrade.      

18/7/20

18/7/20 There were two rebel boats out from the Southside manipulating their flies or their lures, but going by their mobiles I take it their lines were slack, but that is only speculation on my part and the same goes for the rest of the Currane Anglers. Now we head for the upper Lakes and Lough Derriana, in the past week there has been a few nice Brown trout caught on the drift, plus there was a fine 4 lbs. Seatrout caught on the drift. Today’s weather, Wind Northeast light with bright sunshine all day, humidity 82%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.8 centigrade.  

17/7/20

17/7/20 Today was Overcast, humidity 95%. Wind Southwest light to fresh, followed by rain at times. Now for the Currane Anglers view, again the least said the soonest mended! Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 18.6 centigrade.  

16/7/20

Wild Atlantic Way!

16/7/20 Currane anglers were all quiet on all fronts. Wind Northwest light with good cloud cover, humidity 93%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.9 centigrade.     

15/7/20

15/7/20 We start in yesterday’s notes and for good reason, there were a few Grilse caught and by all accounts there were a few nice baskets of Sea Trout caught on the drift. Now back to the present, yes you have it, all quiet on all fronts. Wind Northwest light with good cloud cover followed misty rain at times. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.1 centigrade.    

14/7/20

The Currane Anglers mobiles were all quiet in all departments. Wind Northwest light and overcast all day with misty rain at times. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.5 centigrade, amount of rainfall 19.5mm.

13/7/20

13/7/20 We start with yesterday’s Salmon and Sea Trout department and a good backdate even if I do say it myself. Just for the record there were a good few Sea Trout caught by the Currane Anglers and one Grilse caught on the troll. In today’s notes the least said the soonest mended! In the weather department, it made a small flood this morning, wind Northwest light and overcast with light misty rain this evening, humidity 90%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.3 centigrade. 

12/7/20

12/7/20 There were a few boats out this day, but the Currane Anglers mobiles were all quiet. Wind South then veered Southwest light and overcast with light misty rain. Just for the record since the floods, there have been a few nice Grilse caught on both the fly and the troll in the Sea Tout department, there have been a few nice Sea Trout and juniors caught on the drift. I must apologise to all you good readers all over the World for this Lackadaisical reporting but its beyond my control. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.8 centigrade.            

11/7/20

Mr. Jack Charlton RIP

11/7/20 Today on the No Spin No Fly’s Just Facts zone, are in Memory of Jack Charlton RIP. Big Jack as he was known was without any fear of contradiction a great Irish Football manager and legend as well as being a World Cup Winner in the 1966 World Cup. Jack’s second love was fishing, so on behalf of the Currane Anglers of the Waterville Fishery and all the good people of Ireland, we send our Sincere Sympathies to all his family and friends.

Today’s Notes all quiet on all fronts. Wind West light to calm, yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.9 centigrade.          

10/7/20

10/7/20 Here is today’s Salmon and Sea Trout news on the Waterville Fishery, all quiet on the Southwest front, or you could say that I’m like Manuel of Fawlty Salmon and Sea Trout, I know Nothing. Wind NNW light and sunny. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.6 centigrade.   

9/7/20

9/7/20 All quiet on Lough Currane today after yesterday’s big flood, but to be fair to the Big Lake it would be on the dirty side and experience tells us the Currane Anglers put their River Inny C&R Hats on and headed for the C&R Inny, I will leave the rest to your imagination. Wind NNW light with reasonable cloud cover at times. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.7 centigrade.   

8/7/20

Upper Lakes Open So come on Down and cast your Flies

8/7/20 A Big flood takes all the headlines on this foggy day, wind SW light, humidity 97%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.5 centigrade. 

7/7/20

Upper Lakes Now Open so come on Down and cast your Files 

7/7/20 Again it is all weather reports, so here goes, wind West light and a fog bound Currane as you can see by the photo, humidity 97%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15,9 centigrade.    

6/7/20

Upper Lakes Open, so Come on Down and Cast Your Flies!

Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

06/07/20  All quiet on all fronts this day. Wind light SW and veered SSW later in the day with reasonable cloud cover, humidity 83%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 17. 6 centigrade. 

5/7/20

Upper Lakes Open, so come on down and cast your Flies.

5/7/20 All quiet on the Southwest front. Wind West Northwest fresh to strong with reasonable cloud cover, Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.0 Centigrade.    

Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

4/7/20

4/7/20 To all American Anglers Happy Independence Day. On this side of the Atlantic today the electricity was off In Waterville this evening, the same goes for the Wild Atlantic Currane Salmon this day as the Currane Anglers battled a strong Southwest wind to no avail. That sums up today’s manipulations. Wind as already stated and overcast all day and followed by heavy rain at times, humidity 90%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 15.6 centigrade.

Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

   

3/7/20

Upper Lakes and Commeragh River!

Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

3/7/20 The 0872074882 mobile number was as quiet as the Currane anglers reels this day. So the least said the soonest mended. Wind Southwest light and overcast followed by light misty rain all day, humidity 98%. Yesterday weather, maximum air temperature 15.5 centigrade.

2/7/20

Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

2/7/20 I do not know about Waxing Gibbous, all I can say the Currane anglers are waxing their lines with a sinking feeling. Wind Northwest, light and overcast, humidity 84%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 14.7 centigrade.  

1/7/20

1/7/20 Now that the lockdown is over and restrictions are being eased, we are delighted to announce that the Waterville upper lakes Derriana, Cloonaughlin and Namona, along with beats on the inny and Cummeragh are now open again. A new club has been established under the guidance of a committee including Michael Roden, Kevin O’Sullivan, Neil O’Shea, John Quinlan, and Tadgh O’Sullivan to oversee angling activities on these spectacular fisheries. Currane Fisheries Ltd will also run the hatchery, organise the annual cleaning of the spawning streams. Please support this community based not for profit initiative. Memberships and day tickets are available from the Mace shop in Waterville.

Now today’s action, all quiet on all fronts. Wind Northwest light and overcast, humidity 88% Lough Currane Moon Phase Waxing Gibbous. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 16.5 centigrade.