6/8/14

Two contented Anglers.

6/8/14 There was a fine 5 lbs.12ozs Sea Trout caught on the troll by Mr. Sean Kestel of Dublin, while fishing with his gillie Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com and staying with the Sea Trout there were reports of the odd Sea Trout being caught. Wind NW then veered NNW with reasonable cloud cover.

Here's looking at you Kid

5/8/14

5/8/14 Lough Currane was nigh on flat calm all day, the only thing that was encouraging, Mr. Neil of www.oshealoughcurrane.com reported that there were a lot of fish showing on the surface, and sadly they couldn’t be enticed hook, line or sinker.

4/8/14

4/8/14 My Noble Anglers were as scarce this Bank holiday Monday as my Noble game Fish and how the hell do you expect to catch fish when your in the Bar talking the ifs and buts, so get out there and prove the elements wrong and just for the record the great Lough Currane is a great lake in proving the elements wrong so again get out there. Wind SE  fresh with reasonable cloud cover.  

He never gives up

3/8/14

3/8/14 All the head line this Bank Holiday Sunday, come from the Bungalow. First in the C&R department, Mr. Mike Power had 1 Junior to his rod while fishing with his gillie Mr. Tom O’Shea of www.flyfishingatloughcurrane.com and a guest fishing with his Gillie Mr. Neil O’Shea of www.oshealoughcurrane.com also caught 1 Trout to his rod. In Neil’s hired out boat department, Mr. Mike O’Herlan, caught 3 Sea Trout on the drift, from Junior class up to 2 lbs. and last but not least, Mr. Ray Burns caught a fine Sea Trout on the fly in the 3 lbs class. Wind N light to fresh with reasonable cloud cover.

2/8/14

Mr. Guy Atkinson

2/8/14  All the headlines go to the evening shift and for good reason, Mr. Guy Atkinson while fishing with his Gillie MD, caught his first ever Sea Trout of 5 ¼ lbs. on the fly and finished his evening off with another sea Trout in the 2 lbs. class. Wind NNE then veered NNW this evening, light to fresh with reasonable cloud cover. Now to the C&R Angler and the picture says it all, need I say more.

First ever Catch and release Angler

   

1/8/14

Mr.Michael Clifford

1/8/14 Star Wars 7 as you all know came to Skellig Michael, well today Mr. Michael Clifford of the UK and Waterville had his own battle, with the Wild Atlantic Salmon and one hell of a fight he gave, so Michael was telling me and once his Gillie MD took the net into his hands, the rest is history. Then it was the turn of the paparazzi to take the photo of Michael and his fresh 7 ½ lbs. Salmon. So you can say without any fear of contradiction Michael was the Star of Lough Currane today. Wind light NNW with reasonable cloud cover and very humid at times.                

31/7/14 sorry for the delay the net was down

Martin

31/7/14 Sorry for the delay, me net was down but the same couldn't be said for Mr. Martin  Coveney of Cork, who caught a fine Grilse on the troll while fishing with his Gillie Neil O’Shea of www.oshealoughcurrane.com and for the rest of the angling community there was no comment. On that note we will let the Rebel flag take centre stage and at least Martin finished July on a high.