31/5/2025

 May 31, 2025. The Currane anglers had a tough day with no reports of catching any Salmon or Sea Trout. One angler humorously remarked, "You must be joking, my boat is as dry as the lake." Today's weather: variable fresh wind from WSW to W, good cloud cover with occasional showers. Yesterday's weather included 0.3mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 17.8°C, and 3 hours and 1 minute of sunshine.  

30/5/2025

 May 30, 2025. Once again, the enthusiasm of the Currane anglers remains low, reflecting the diminished water levels of Currane as they await the Grilse run. Notably, there have been no reported catches or releases of Salmon or Sea Trout today. Regarding today's weather at Currane, the wind was variable with gentle movements from the southwest veering to South-Southwest. Yesterday's weather recorded a rainfall amount of 0.5mm, a maximum air temperature of 16.5°C, and a mere three minutes of sunshine.             

29/5/2025

 On May 29, 2025. I spoke with an angler from Currane who reported that there was no flood in the Currane system. Additionally, there were no reports of any catch-and-release salmon or sea trout by today's Currane anglers. Moving on to the weather report for Currane anglers: the wind was fresh from the SSW, veering SW, accompanied by good cloud cover and occasional showers. Yesterday's weather included 4.6 mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 16.6°C, and 3 hours and 3 minutes of sunshine.     

28/5/2025

May 28, 2025. There was 15.9mm of rainfall yesterday. Anglers were fishing the Inny this morning, possibly practicing their skills from yesterday, and we await updates from them today. Currane anglers reported no activity. The weather featured moderate, variable winds from the west, shifting to WSW, SW, and SSW, with reasonable cloud cover, followed by heavy rain in the late afternoon. Maximum air temperature was 15.90°C, with 3 minutes of sunshine.

27/5/2025

 May 27, 2025. There were no reports of any catch and release wild Salmon or Sea Trout. The challenging conditions faced by the Currane anglers should be noted, as there was a strong Westerly wind blowing throughout the day, which later reduced to a fresh breeze by late afternoon. Additionally, heavy showers were experienced throughout the day. Wind speeds reached up to 43 km/h, with average gusts between 51 and 63 km/h. Yesterday's weather included 5.7 mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 15.0°C, and 3 minutes of sunshine.

26/5/2025

 On May 26, 2025. Anglers at Currane faced various wind conditions ranging from moderate to near gale-force winds. The wind direction changed from WSW to West, with speeds recorded at 28km/h, 43km/h, 39km/h, 41km/h, 39km/h, 44km/h, and 46km/h. Gusts ranged from 39km/h to 69km/h. No reports of catch and release of wild salmon or sea trout were recorded, and the weather was primarily characterized by strong winds. The previous day's weather included 3.3mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 14.9°C, and 6 hours and 4 minutes of sunshine.     

25/5/2025

 On May 25, 2025. I have no reports regarding any instances of Catch and Release (C&R) involving Wild Salmon or Sea Trout by Currane anglers. The weather conditions included heavy showers and fresh to strong West-Northwest winds, with gusts reaching up to 52 km/h and an average gust speed of 48 km/h. Yesterday's recorded weather data indicated a total rainfall of 10.8 mm, a maximum air temperature of 16.5°C, and 1 hour and 1 minute of sunshine. On that note we will let the Mad Fishierman to give us Currane anglers somthing to smile about.