31/8/2025

 

August 31, 2025: There were no reports from Currane anglers today due to the wild conditions on the lake. Many opted for the C&R river Inny; catch and release information was not disclosed. The Waterville weather report noted a fresh to strong WSW wind with heavy showers throughout the day. Yesterday's recorded rainfall was 21.2mm, the maximum air temperature reached 17.6°C, and there was 1 hour and 9 minutes of sunshine. Now watch this video regarding the Blackwater disaster a video. There's no need for me to comment on it. The pollution kills jewel of My Noble Salmon and Trout

30/8/2025

On August 30, 2025, Lough Currane was subject to persistent strong variable winds, South veered SSW, WSW, W, WSW,  with speeds recorded at 43 km/h, 50 km/h, 43 km/h, 46 km/h, 50 km/h, 39 km/h, and 54 km/h. Occasional gusts reached up to 72 km/h. The area experienced intermittent periods of heavy showers throughout the day. Reports from Inny anglers indicated several catch-and-release (C&R) salmon, with a minimum of three observed. Two anglers were present on the Commeragh River; however, no catches were reported. Weather observations for the Waterville fishery yesterday’s weather included 0.9 mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 17.3°C, and a total sunshine duration of 4 hours and 1 minute.    

29/8/2025

August 29, 2025: Only one Currane boat was observed on the water, with no reports of any catch and release (C&R) salmon or sea trout. Upstream on the Commeragh River, two anglers were fishing with worms, but there were no reports of their results. On the C&R River Inny, a local farmer reported the presence of several anglers; however, information regarding their catches remains undisclosed.Today's weather report for the Waterville fishery indicates moderate to fresh North Westerly winds accompanied by occasional showers. The previous day's weather included 3.2mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 16.6°C, and a recorded amount of sunshine. 

28/8/2025

 August 28, 2025: The Currane anglers remained inactive today, which is understandable given that the catch-and-release River Inny experienced a healthy flow following last night’s rainfall. It is reasonable to assume that many anglers focused their efforts on the Inny, including the Cork angler who was seen fishing there this afternoon. The same can be said for the Commeragh River. The Waterville fishery weather chart reports wind from the west, shifting to west-northwest, with conditions ranging from fresh to moderate. There was considerable cloud cover. Rainfall measured 12.3 mm yesterday, the maximum air temperature was 16.7°C, and sunshine duration totalled 2 hours and 1 minute.   

27/8/2025

 August 27, 2025: There were no recorded catch and release reports for Salmon or Sea Trout from the Currane anglers, nor from C&R river Inny anglers. The Waterville fishery weather report noted fresh, variable Westerly winds shifting to WSW and W, with heavy showers occurring throughout the day. The previous day's weather included 8.8mm of rainfall, a maximum air temperature of 18.4°C, and 2 hours and 2 minutes of sunshine.

26/8/2025

 August 26, 2025: There were no reports of catch and release Salmon or Sea Trout from Currane anglers. It is possible that anglers focused on the C&R River Inny due to rainfall measuring 17.5 mm yesterday. The Waterville fishery weather for today included variable winds ranging from moderate to fresh, mainly WSW, veering W, WSW, W, WSW, and SW. The maximum air temperature yesterday was 20.2°C, with a total of 4 hours and 3 minutes of sunshine.   

25/8/2025

 August 25, 2025: There were no catch and release reports of salmon or sea trout submitted by Currane anglers. Today's Currane weather chart shows moderate to fresh winds with gusts up to 57 km/h and heavy morning rain clearing by early afternoon. Yesterday's report includes rainfall 0.6mm, maximum temperature 22.4°C, amount of sunshine 5 hours and 8 minutes.