Salmon and Sea Trout daily reports from Waterville Fishery, County Kerry, Ireland.
Lake Currane Report – 13 April 2026
Just two Currane boats ventured out today, and sadly their lines stayed slack from start to finish. With no action to report from the lake itself, it’s straight to the Currane anglers’ weather chart. Weather Conditions.Wind: South, gentle to moderate. Cloud Cover: Reasonable throughout, with the sun breaking through at intervals
General Conditions: A mild, mixed day that looked promising at times but didn’t translate into fish movement
12 June 2026.
Celebrated German Angler’s Memorable Catch on Lough Currane Today, Lough
Currane was graced by the presence of the well-known German angler, Mr. Axel
Zurbrugg. Under the expert guidance of Gillie Mr. Neil O’Shea, Axel added
another highlight to his illustrious fishing career by reeling in a magnificent
10-pound salmon. It was a perfect day of finesse and skill on the water, Currane
Anglers Weather Chart: A fresh breeze to a moderate wind from the WNW, later
veering W. Good cloud cover throughout the day, with bright sunshine breaking
through at intervals, followed by classic April‑style
showers drifting across the lake. Yesterday’s weather, amount of rainfall 8.0mm,
maximum air temperature 10.4°C. amount of sunshine 3 hours and 1 minute.
Currane Anglers Weather Report – 10 April 2026
Today’s Conditions:
A wild day on the lake. Winds began SSE before veering SSW, blowing hard at 54–59 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 82 km/h. Heavy rain dominated from morning to evening — your estimate of 30 mm or more is entirely believable given the conditions.
As one seasoned Currane angler put it, “today was a day for the high stool.” Hard to argue with that.
I think we will have to go on strike.”
Four boats out, not a single Salmon to show for it. When the fishing is kat, the commentary gets even better.
🌦️ Weather on the Day (9 April 2026)
A proper Currane mix — enough wind to ruffle tempers and enough cloud to keep hope alive, even if the fish didn’t get the memo.
If you want, I can turn these into a running log, a polished fishing journal entry, or even a tongue‑in‑cheek “Currane Angler’s Strike Bulletin.”
8/4/2026 – Lake Currane Report
The Currane anglers were all quiet in all departments today. Not a stir from fly, troll, or spin — the lake kept its secrets, and the rods stayed silent.Weather on the Day A gentle, variable breeze moved across the lake, starting WNW, then veering W, and finally settling WSW. There was good cloud cover, with the sun breaking through at times, giving the lake that classic April mix of light and shade.
Yesterday’s Weather (7/4/2026)
• Rainfall: 3.8 mm
• Maximum air temperature: 15.9°C
• Rainfall duration: 0.1 minute — a brief tap on the roof and gone again
Im back and my apolligies to all my followers
Just for the record, sadly you missed nothing and I mean
nothing.
No Spin No Fly's just Facts
7/4/2026. Just two Currane boats out. Sadly, once again the Currane anglers’ fly and trolling lines stayed slack.Weather: Wind gentle and variable ESE, veering SE and SSE. Good cloud cover with light showers at times.Yesterday’s Weather: Rainfall: 1.4 mm, maximum air temperature: 13.8°C
Breaking News
It has been reported to me that new angling regulations are coming in:
• One fish limit until May
• Seven‑fish limit for the season
• Catch & Release for September
Just for the record, as of now I have not had this officially confirmed by Inland Fisheries.