31/3/19

 31/3/19 The Currane anglers had another tough day, especially the Currane fly anglers as they had to wait for the calm wind to change from the East, it wasn’t until the afternoon when it changed from East to the West, but sadly the Currane wild Atlantic Salmon wouldn’t Rise this Mothers Day and the same goes for Currane trollers. Weather as already stated. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 11.2 c.

30/3/19

30/3/19 The Currane anglers were all quiet on all fronts and for good reason, Currane was on the calm side and what wind was there was from the West with reasonable could cover and that's your ration on today's manipulations. Yesterdays weather ,maximum air temperature 12.1 c.

29/3/19

29/3/19 Well we start on a bright note and yes you have it, there was bright sunshine all day with a light breeze from the West and I have to confess the Currane anglers tried their best and sadly the fishing conditions weren’t at there best. Yesterdays weather maximum air temperature 11.8 c. 

28/3/19

28/3/19 Currane anglers were calm and collective this day, so calm in fact by the end of their day they were reflecting their lack of action and by late evening they were also reflecting why they didn’t do what Cork Angler, Mr. Jack Murphy and his Gillie Mr. Dominic McGillicuddy of www.fishingwithdom.com did and for good reason, thy caught a fine 9 lbs. Salmon while trolling on the evening shift. Weather calm and bright sunshine all day. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 12.1 c. 

27/3/19

27/3/19 Today was calm and reasonably warm, which is not surprising with clear blue sky’s and bright sunshine all day and a light to calm SW wind. You could say the Currane anglers blood pressure is rising fast, sadly the same can’t be said about the Wild Atlantic Salmon. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature 12.1 c.

26/3/19

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Brod and Robert !

26/3/19 Either it’s too wild or as in today’s case too bright and too calm for the Currane fly anglers and that’s sums up today’s slack but bright manipulations. Now to all you doubting Thomas’s, we go back to 23rd for good reason because as I reported that Local Angler Mr Robert Elson of the of www.thecrescentwaterville.ie caught a fine 9 lbs Salmon, well the truth of the Salmon is in the photographic evidence, you doubting Thomas’s! So it’s all apologies to www.thecrescentwaterville.ie for the delay but beyond my control. Wind West light and bright sunshine all day. Yesterdays weather, maximum air temperature

25/3/19

25/3/19 The Currane fly anglers were in a frustration mode today and for good reason, for starters there was light to calm NE wind and to make things worse there was bright sunshine all day. In the trolling department it was quiet on all fronts. Yesterdays weather maximum air temperature 10.1 c.