Breaking News on the Currane Drifters just in, Mr. Stephen Donnelly of Cahersiveen officially caught the last Sea Trout of 2020, so congratulations to Stephen, plus Stephen caught a fine Salmon and first local to catch a fine Salmon in 2020, on that note I can Say Stephen is Local Angler of 2020 Stephen Catches the last Sea Trout of 2020
on the No Spin No Fly's just Facts Zone,
Stephen caught his Salmon on the 27/2/20
12/10/20
Well today as we all know was the last day of the 2020 Salmon and Sea Trout
season and sadly the Currane Drifters did not report of any action to talk of. So,
on that note I do have a story of one very unhappy UK and Currane angler Mr. Gary W Humphrey, who I
might add was very disappointed that he could not come to Waterville this 2020
season, thanks to Covid 19, so Gary took his skills onto the Britain’s Rutland reservoir and Guided by England international
fly angler and no stranger to Ireland Mr. Craig Barr and I can tell you it
wasn’t long before Gary caught a fine Fish, you can see more photos on www.flashattackflies.com What can I say
about this Season, well I put it in a Nutshell, not a lot because of Covid 19.
Except to say a big thank you to you the followers of No
Spin No Fly’s just Facts because without you good readers and supporters of
the Waterville fishery there would be no blog and thank you for all your
fishing story’s at the beginning of the lockdown. Now another big thank you
goes to Mr. Myles Kelly and all the Inland fisheries team for their great
support and last but not least on a personal note. I must give a big thank you
to Mr. Paul Bourke of the Trout and Salmon Magazine. I think that’s about it
for this 2020 Season and let’s hope 2021 will bring our tourists back to
Ireland, especially the Waterville Fishery and I look forward to reporting to
you on the No Spin No Fly’s just Facts, so stay safe and have a very happy
Christmas and New Year.
11/10/20 Going
by the Currane spy glasses there were three boats out manipulating their flies
on this calm and overcast day and going by their lack of texts I take it their reels
were as quiet as my phone? Wind light and variable, humidity 77%. Yesterday’s
weather, maximum air temperature 12.5 centigrade.
10/10/20 Some good news on the Currane drifters, one boat did report some action and I quote, a few, end of quote. Staying with the Drifters, going by the Currane spy glasses there were two boats out? Wind Northwest light with good cloud cover, humidity 72%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 13.5 centigrade.
9/10/20 All quiet on all fronts. Wind Northwest light with reasonable cloud cover at times, humidity 70%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 13.8 centigrade.
8/10/20 All
quiet in the fly department, wind Northwest light, humidity 69% with reasonable
cloud cover at times. Just for the record it made a flood last night.
Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 16.4 mm. Maximum air temperature 15.4
centigrade.
7/10/20 All
quiet on all fronts. Wind South Southwest light, followed by rain all afternoon
and still raining this evening, humidity 91%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air
temperature 14.3 centigrade.
6/10/20 The Currane drifters had a strong West Northwest wind this day, that is if they headed out on the Currane Waters, going by their telecommunications it was either a no go, or no rises as the waves hit their boats? It was a different story for the Cork Killarney Lakes Anglers because they took their boats off the Lakes and headed across the County Bounds before the Covid 19 county lockdown comes into effect at midnight tonight. Wind as already stated. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 14.3 centigrade.
5/10/20 All
quiet for my Noble Currane fly anglers this day, it is a pity one cannot say
the same in the Covid 19 department. So, to all you Currane anglers and
families over the County bounds and afar and remember to wear your lifejacket
when you’re out and stay safe. Wind Northwest then veered West light with good cloud
cover, followed by showers, humidity 87%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air
temperature 12.7 centigrade.
4/10/20 The Currane
fly anglers were all quiet, but the same could not be said for the wind and for
good reason, there was a strong Northwest wind blowing, humidity 70%. Yesterday’s
weather, maximum air temperature 13.9 centigrade, amount of rainfall for
September 94.5 mm.
3/10/20 We start in the backdate department and an apology to Waterville Boats and watervilleboats@gmail.com on the 1st of October in the hired out boat department of watervilleboats@gmail.com I reported an angler caught a Brown Trout / Sea Trout and forgot to mention the Anglers name, well lets put the record straight. Again, my apologies to UK and Currane fly angler Mr. McKibben from Oxford. On today’s action all quiet on the Southwest front. Wind Northwest light with reasonable cloud cover at times, humidity 74%. Yesterday’s weather, maximum air temperature 13.2 centigrade.
2/10/20
Lough Currane was all quiet in the drifting department and that is not surprising
with a strong North-Northeast wind blowing and followed by heavy showers. Yesterday’s
Weather, maximum air temperature 12 centigrade.
1/10/20 All
the Trout headlines go to the hired out boat department of Waterville Boats and
at watervilleboats@gmail.com and
for good reason, an Currane fly angler, fishing out of watervilleboats@gmail.com caught
and released a cracker of a Brown Trout or it could be a Sea Trout ? For the
rest of the Currane anglers all quiet. Wind
light with good cloud cover, followed by heavy showers at times. Yesterday’s
weather, maximum air temperature 14.3 centigrade.
