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Saturday, October 12, 2024

12/10/2024


right to left
Patrick, Mike, Vincent 


 

12/10/2024. Just one good C&R Sea Trout caught by the Currane angler as you can see by the photo, there was a nice wave on the lake so I wouldn’t be surprised if there were a few nice Trout caught this day but that’s only my opinion, so on that note we go to a one happy Currane angler who won the E.M.H Appleby Memorial cup for catching a fine 11lbs.9oz Spring Salmon, sponsored by Fogarty’s Centra, Waterville, and a great prize of a €100 voucher and all was presented by Mr. Patrick Fogarty of Fogarty’s Centra, Waterville. Again, I must give a big thank you to Fogarty’s Centra for Sponsoring the E.M.H. Appleby Cup and a big Congratulations to Currane angler Mike Dwyer for winning the E.M.H. Appleby Cup. Now to Currane quote of the day goes to Mr. Patrick Fogarty of Fogarty’s Centra, let’s keep it going, all I can say is roll on 2025. Wind moderate to fresh WNE veered NNW, N, NNW, followed by the odd shower. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 0.1mm, amount of sunshine 5hrs.4mins, maximum air temperature 13.4°c. As I have being saying this for well over 20 years, well it’s that time of year again and yes you have it, first of all I would like to say a big thank you to you the readers of the Blog and my Facebook page and especially Mr. Myles Kelly and all the team in the Inland Fishery Ireland for their great support as always, this 2024 season. So, on that note I can’t wait for the 2025 Season, Happy Christmas to you all and stay safe and I’m looking forward to January 17th, 2025 and writing on The No Spin No Fly’s just Facts Zone.

      

                                





Friday, October 11, 2024

11/10/2024

The photo tells the Currane story!

 11/2024. My WhatsApple was all quiet on this bright sunny day, followed by a  very variable light to calm SE wind, veered SSE, S, SW, WSW, SW, WSW. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 0.7mm, amount of sunshine 9hrs.1mins, maximum air temperature 11.8°c.                       

Thursday, October 10, 2024

10/10/11

Rod benders
 

Rod benders

10/10/2024. The rod benders take the headlines as you can see by the photos, for how many caught you will have to watch this space. Wind NE light and variable and followed by reasonable cloud cover at times. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 3.9mm, amount of sunsh
ine 2hrs.5mins, maximum air temperature 14.9°c.                    

Wednesday, October 9, 2024

9/10/2024

 


9/10/24. You can say without of any fear of contradiction it was the Currane anglers day at the end of a rainbow as their flies and lures precured a few nice Sea Trout and there were a good few Brown Trout caught. NE and variable light to moderate followed by reasonable cloud cover. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 2.8mm, amount of sunshine 0hrs.6mins, maximum air temperature 14.5°c.                 

Tuesday, October 8, 2024

8/10/2024

Vincent Appleby on the River Inny 1966



8/10/2024. As of yet the Currane angler hasn’t sent any reports but watch this space. So, on that note we go to the good old days, the year was 1966 on the Inny, I came across an old photo of my good Self on the spin, no flies just old age.  Wind NE and variable followed by good cloud cover and the odd shower. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 3.6mm, amount of sunshine 1hour.4mins. maximum air 
temperature.16.4°c.              

 

Monday, October 7, 2024

7/10/2024

Thank you Fogarty's Centra 

7/10/2024. I start with the E.M.H Appleby Memorial cup, sponsored by Fogarty’s Centra, Waterville, and a great prize of a €100 voucher, which was won by local Currane Angler Mr. Mike O’Dwyer, for his great catch of an 11lbs. Salmon, caught on the troll. All I can say is My Father and especially my Uncle would be delighted that he won it, you might say why? well that’s classified. Now to today’s report, well as of yet no reports but to be fair to the C&R Currane Sea Trout anglers after that big flood the lake would be on the rise for three days and that’s not surprising with 61.6mm in the last three days and that doesn’t include the mountainous rainfall. Going back to the lake that doesn’t mean you couldn’t catch a fine trout. Today’s weather, Wind fresh South and veered Southeast followed by heavy cloud all day and a few heavy showers. I will finish by saying a big Thank You to Patrick Fogarty of Fogarty’s Centra, Waterville from the Appleby Family for supporting the E.M.H Appleby Memorial cup and the Waterville Fishery.       

 

Sunday, October 6, 2024

6/10/2024

 6/10/2024. Straight to the flood, the amount of rainfall was 39.8mm. That doesn’t include mountainous rainfall. Now we head for the backdate department from the Currane angler reports on the 4th October. One C&R Sea Trout angler fishing late that evening caught and released 9 trout, the biggest was in the 3lbs class. Now back to today, as of yet no reports which isn’t surprising after that big flood and just for the record there was a fair bit of rainfall today, wind fresh South and overcast all-day. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall as already stated, amount of sunshine 0hrs,0mins, maximum air temperature 16.5°c.       

      

Saturday, October 5, 2024

5/10/2024

 

5/10/24. It was batten down the hatches as forecasted as the rain pelted down and followed by strong gusts up to 74km/h. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 10.2mm, amount of sunshine 0hrs.1mins, maximum air temperature 15.7°c. Back to today’s rainfall, will give you all the facts in tomorrow’s notes.               

Friday, October 4, 2024

4/10/224.

 

4/10/2024. The C&R Seatrout Currane anglers flies were all quiet this day, going by WhatsApple. Wind fresh South, veered SSW, S, and overcast all day. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 6.6mm, amount of sunshine 0hrs.6mins, maximum air temperature 16.7°c. Staying with the weather, going by the forecast tomorrow will be a day for the high stool, with gusts SSE up to 72 km/h. Followed by heavy rain, amount of rainfall forecasted for Lough Currane is 65.0mm and as I always say that doesn’t include the amount of mountainous rainfall.              

Thursday, October 3, 2024

3/10/2024

 

3/10/2024.  No reports and in the words of one Currane angler and I quote, I believe there were no boats out today but you can put a question mark on that, so that sums up today’s notes. Now to the weather, Wind moderate to fresh, SE, veered SSE, followed by good cloud cover all-day. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 0.1mm, amount of sunshine 5hrs.0mins, maximum air temperature 16.7°c. Amount of rainfall for the month of September 46.6mm. Staying with the weather, Kerry on an orange rain warning so click for the facts https://www.met.ie/             

Wednesday, October 2, 2024

2/10/2024

The Waterville Turf and the Mug of tea

 2/10/2024. The Currane C&R Sea Trout anglers were all quiet this day going by my WhatsApple and to be fair there was a gentle East wind and veered ESE, SE, ESE, E, followed by reasonable cloud cover at times. Now to quote of the day comes from a Currane angler, enjoying his Waterville turf fire back home in the UK and his Mug of tea tells you what he’s thinking, as his neighbours were wondering what the hell is that nice smell. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall trace, amount of sunshine 3hrs.7mins, maximum air temperature 15.6°c.      

 

Tuesday, October 1, 2024

1/9/2024

The preiest and woogen Spoon

Ballinskelligs Bay

 



1/10/2024. The Currane anglers were all quiet going by my WhatsApple. Wind gentle NE followed by reasonable cloud cover at times. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 1.4mm, amount of sunshine 6hrs.0mins, maximum air temperature 14.9°c.Now back  to Last night, now we head to the Lobster Bar, and I can tell you there was a cracker of an evening with the traditional Bacon and Cabbage. Now to the presentations for the cups to the wooden spoon and ended with a good sing song contest. So here are the facts of the 2024 Season. Tom Duggan got the Vincent o Sullivan memorial cup for the first salmon caught on the fly as well as the Paddy Carey cup for first salmon of the season. Dominic McGillicuddy got the priest and a voucher for being the gillie for Tom Duggan, Chef Tam got the wooden spoon. Now the singer of the night goes to Eileen Murphy, who got singer of the year with her performance of her song the bike, Mrs. Nuala O’Sullivan came a close second. I will finish off by saying a big thank you to the Lobster Bar, Management and all their staff for a great evening had by all.