12/10/2025

October 12, 2025. On the final day of the 2025 Salmon and Seatrout season, there were no reports from Currane's C&R Trout anglers. It's widely recognised that this has been the worst season in living memory, made worse by the government's apparent indifference towards the wild heritage of salmon and sea trout—a situation whose causes are well known. All I can say is, perhaps one day, wild geese will return and reclaim the Irish waters. On a personal note, I want to thank the Inland Fisheries team and all my followers on the Salmon and Sea Trout blog and Facebook page. The Currane weather chart showed variable winds, ranging from light to gentle East, then veering ESE, SE, SSE, and back to SE, with good cloud cover throughout. Yesterday's conditions included no rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 12.2°C, and 5 hours and 6 minutes of sunshine. Additionally, the Salmon and Sea Trout blog received more views this season than ever before—last month alone saw 386,777 views.

11/10/2025

On October 11, 2025, Mr. Paul Leary headed straight to Lake Derriana, where he reported catching several Brown Trout while fly fishing (catch and release), as well as landing two C&R Sea Trout. The journey continued downstream to a calm and very quiet Lough Currane. As for today's weather, winds were light and variable—shifting from ESE to SSE, S, SW, WSW, and W—with bright sunshine throughout the day. Yesterday saw no rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 13.1°C, and only one minute of recorded sunshine.      

10/10/2025

October 10, 2025. Once again, the higher lakes—such as Lake Cloonaghlin—offered good fishing today for catch-and-release sea trout and brown trout, though unfortunately, no details on their sizes were reported. Moving downstream, Currane anglers noted that some nice brown trout were caught while drifting. As for today's weather, winds began light from the northeast and shifted through east, southeast, south-southeast, southwest, west, and then west-northwest, accompanied by decent cloud cover. Yesterday saw no rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 13.6°C, and just one minute of sunshine.       

9/10/2025

October 9, 2025. No C&R Trout were reported today. For today's Currane weather: light and variable winds from the NNW with intermittent periods of good cloud cover. Yesterday's conditions included no recorded rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 12.9°C, and one minute of sunshine.

 

8/10/2025

October 8: 2025.  My Apologies for delay in today’s report and just for the record Currane angler did report and I quote Slow day on Currane light winds the odd trout caught in the drift.

 

7/10/2025

On October 7, 2025, anglers on Currane just caught a few catch and release Trout while drifting, and those fishing upstream on Lough Cloonaghlin enjoyed some good action. Regarding weather conditions for Currane and the upper lakes: winds were variable, ranging from moderate to gentle, shifting from southwest to west-southwest, west, west-northwest, and north, accompanied by reasonable cloud cover. The previous day's weather saw only a trace of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 15.6°C, and just one minute of sunshine.    

6/10/2025

October 6, 2025: By the end of the day, four C&R Currane boats were on the water and reported catching several Brown trout and Sea trout before releasing them. Today's weather at Currane featured a moderate to fresh wind, shifting between SW and SSW, along with reasonable cloud cover. As for yesterday, there was only a trace of rainfall, the maximum air temperature reached 14.8°C, and there was 1 hour and 4 minutes of sunshine.  

 

5/10/2025

Anglers on Lake Currane reported no activity in the catch-and-release fly fishing sector. Turning to the weather update: conditions featured a moderate North-Westerly wind, which later shifted to West-Northwest, accompanied by reasonable cloud cover. For yesterday, recorded rainfall was 3.6mm, the maximum air temperature reached 14.1°C, and total sunshine duration was 4 hours and 7 minutes.  

 

4/10 2025

 

Butler Pool

October 4, 2025. A strong to near gale northwest wind veered to northwest, west-northwest, and back to northwest, accompanied by moderate cloud cover with occasional periods of sunshine. Yesterday, rainfall totalled 18.0 mm, the maximum air temperature reached 17.9°C, and there were 6 minutes of recorded sunshine.

3/10/2025

October 3, 2025: Currane experienced strong winds as storm Amy passed through the county. Wind directions were variable, shifting from SSW to SW, W, WNW, and back to W, with speeds ranging between 52 km/h and 63 km/h. Gusts reached 78 km/h, 81 km/h, 89 km/h, 87 km/h, 94 km/h, 100 km/h, 94 km/h, 76 km/h, and 72 km/h, accompanied by heavy showers in the morning. The recorded rainfall for yesterday was 48.1 mm, not accounting for mountainous areas, with a maximum air temperature of 16.2°C and just 1 minute of sunshine.    

2/10/2025

 

Currane Agler Robert RIP

September 2, 2025. Currane experienced significant rainfall, as documented in the accompanying video and photographs, spanning from the Butler Pool to the Inny and Sneem rivers, and extending to the Eureka Lodge Stream. photos an videos on facebook

Today, as precipitation continued over the Waterville fishery, we were informed of the passing of esteemed Currane angler Mr. Robert White RIP, of Minanes, Drinagh, Cork. On behalf of the Waterville Currane anglers, the residents of Waterville, and the wider Kerry community, we extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends. May Mr. White Rest in Peace.