Mr.Pete Ruffle, Hampshire hog angler of the week |
18/5/2024. I
start tonight’s report in the apology department and for good reason, because I
failed miserably in reporting the Hampshire Hogs Fish of the week and I can say
without any contradiction that Hampshire Hog and Currane angler of the week was
Mr. Pete Ruffle, who caught a fine 11lbs. Salmon with his Gillie and fishing with
Waterville Boats and at watervilleboats@gmail.com
and fishing out of www.cliffordbandb.com
and as you can see by the photo that Mr. Pete Ruffle was the Hampshire Hog
angler of the week and I’m sure the pints were flowing in the Lobster Bar. Now
back to the present and today’s action, all I can report is my phone lines were
as slack as the Currane anglers reels. So on that note we will head to the Currane
anglers view, the stage is yours Barry,
Are there
ANY fish actually in the lake? They used to be catches on most days with about
15 boats out at least. How the mighty has fallen after the introduction of that
bloody monstrosity up the coast. Officials used to say that there was no
scientific proof of a detrimental effect in the siting of a fish farm nearby,
in spite of it already ruining the Connemara Sea Trout fishery. Same on the
West coast of Scotland. Hope everybody who pocketed a few quid in the process
of installation of fish farms is feeling smug and self-satisfied with their
part in the debacle they have helped create. They have ruined what was once the
finest Sea Trout fishing lake in Ireland.
Wind NNE
light, followed by reasonable cloud at times. Yesterday’s weather, amount of
rainfall 0.0mm, amount of sunshine 0.4, maximum air temperature 15.0.
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