13/2/18

Liam

13/2/18 All the Salmon head lines came from the World Famous Butler Pool of www.watervillegolflinks.ie This evening Local Angler and Pro Golfer Mr. Liam Higgins caught a cracker of a 11 lbs. Salmon on the fly. Now we head upstream to Lough Currane where it was all quiet on SW front and Local Gillie Mr. Dominic McGillicuddy of www.fishingwithdom.com reported that there were a few boats out manipulating but sadly still waiting for that first elusive Salmon, but to be fair there was a good flood last night but you can mark my Words My Noble Lough Currane Salmon will be caught in the next few days? Wind SW fresh with the odd hale shower. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 21.8mm. Maximum air temperature 7.6c.

12/2/18

12/2/18 We Lough Currane anglers are still waiting enthusiastically for the first Wild Atlantic Salmon Strike for 2018. As we all know over the weekend Local Fly Angler Mr. Kevin O’Shea has shown us how its done and one can say without any fear of contradiction Kevin has done a Winston Churchill on the Lough Currane Anglers. Now for Weather, today was cold with snow on the mountains and a fresh SW wind blowing and overcast and this evening www.met.ie has issued a yellow warning. Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 5.0mm. Maximum air temperature 6.1c

Kevin

11/2/18 Again Lough Currane Anglers were frozen out again today, so we head down stream to the world  Famous Butler Pool and of www.watervillegolflinks.ie takes all the headlines as local Angler Mr Kevin O'Shea   catches  a fine lightening fresh 11 lbs. Salmon on the fly as other Anglers on the pool looked with envy as Kevin nets his fine fish. Wind NNW light with hale, rain and a mixture of sleet and snow.
Yesterdays weather, amount of rainfall 8.4 mm maxim air temperature 11.3.

10/2/18

10/2/18 Again it's the weather that's the talking point, not what the anglers caught, so you don't have to be a rocket scientist to know  what the Lough Curran results are, so we will stick to the weather www.met.ie have issued a yellow warning from midnight, of freezing temperatures and snow, so the question is tomorrow, will my Noble  Anglers be frozen out or will they break the Lough Currane ice? Wind WSW fresh with good cloud and veering NW this evening. Yesterday's weather amount of rainfall 6.4mm 8.5c.

9/2/18

9/2/18 Again my noble anglers were frozen out in all deartments as my Noble Salmon still have the upper hand or should I say upper tail on Lough  Currane. Wind light to fresh with reasonable cloud cover with the odd shower. Yesterday's weather, amount of rainfall 4.0mm. Maximum  air temperature 9.5c.

8/2/18

8/2/18 Lough Currane was all quiet on the SW front in all departments as my Noble Anglers tried their best to procure a Wild Atlantic Salmon, as Mr. Kevin O’Shea was still celebrating his Salmon with a bottle of champers. Wind WNW fresh and overcast and just for the record There is a yellow warning as Temperatures are to drop below freezing. Yesterday weather, amount of rainfall 7.8mm. Maximum air temperature 9.5c.

8/2/18

8lbs Salmon caught on the Tube. 

Kevin

8/2/18 Breaking News, Mr. Kevin O’Shea’s Photo just arrived in. Talking to Mr. Kevin O’Shea   this morning he was telling me that he had one hell of a Battle with the First 8lbs Salmon of 2018 and as Kevin said to catch the first Salmon on a Fly/Tube makes it more special. On a personal Note Kevin’s Father Mr. Jack O’Shea was a Fishery officer in Waterville in the fifty’s and sixties and I can tell you Jack was a Great Angler in his own right, now you know where Kevin gets his angling Skills from. On that Note I will say congratulations to Kevin on catching the first Salmon of 2018 and a big thank you to Watervillwww.watervillegolflinks.ie for sending the photos.         
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