20/4/09 All quiet on all fronts. Wind SSW light, max air temperature 13.1c and overcast with the odd bit of sun breaking through.
21/4/09 Again Lough Currane was on the quiet side. wind SW light to calm, with reasonable cloud cover, amount of rainfall in the last 24hours 2.1mm, max air temperature 14.4c.
22/4/09 Lough Currane was on the wild side with a fresh to strong SSE wind blowing, even though one could still manipulate a fly or lure, but with all that we Anglers failed miserably in our duties. Amount of rainfall 10mm, max air temperature 14.5c.
23/4/09 On the Salmon front, Mr Simon Chislett of the UK caught a fine 12lbs Salmon on the troll, fishing with his Gillie Mr Brod O'Sullivan of Stella Maris Guesthouse, and you can get Brod on 353(0)879227695. On the Sea Trout front and fish of the day goes to Mr Martin Clancy of Cork who caught a magnificent specimen Sea Trout of 4.470ks/9lbs13.67ozs on the troll and he was telling me that he had some battle for about 45 minutes and when you see the picture you will know why. Wind S light to calm and overcast with rain coming in late this evening, amount of rainfall 7.3mm, max air temperature 12.6c.
24/4/09 There was a fine Salmon caught on the troll by Mr Axel Zurbugge of Germany, fishing with his Gillie Mr Sylvester Donnelly of Lake road Waterville. I can also tell you that Sylvester has a fine fishing Lodge looking over Lough Currane and to learn more go to WWW.Salmonandseatrout.com and click Anglers Rest. Wind NW light to calm with plenty of sun breaking through, amount of rainfall 4.7mm, max air temperature 11.7c.
25/4/09 there were two Salmon caught on the troll, first in my firing line is Mr Ray Burgin, who caught a 5lbs Salmon on the troll with his Gillie Mr Neil O'Shea of www.Oshealoughcurrane.com and staying with Oshealoughcurrane.com one of their hired out boats caught a 9lbs Salmon on the troll. but fish of the day goes to Mr O'Connell of Cork, who caught a fine 9lbs Salmon on the troll and just for the record he forgot his net, and I asked him how did he dispatch his fish and he looked me right between the eyes and said, who needs a net when you have a good right hand, all I can say is, the truth of the pudding is in the eating of, and this is no fishermen's tale and considering the wild conditions at times to day, they did well. Wind ENE fresh to strong with violent gusts at times and overcast with the odd shower, amount of rainfall 1.6mm,max air temperature10.9c.
26/4/09 There were a good few boats out but all failed miserably in their duties in procuring my noble Salmon or one of Lough Currane's magnificent specimen Sea Trout. Wind NW fresh to strong this morning and veered SW light to fresh this afternoon and overcast with light rain this morning and this afternoon, amount of rainfall 5.7mm, max air temperature 11.7c. For all Internet Angling enthusiasts its well worth clicking www.Activeholidayskerry.co.uk Well, that is your ration for this week, from your Gillie and the Waterville fishery. No spin No fly's just Facts.
