Angling guide Vincent Appleby reports from Lough Currane from his blog at http://wwwsalmonandseatroutphotos.blogspot.com/
20/3/12 We Anglers were soon brought down to earth today after yesterdays excitement, yes you have got it, all quiet on the SW front. Wind S then veered SW fresh and overcast.
21/3/12 Not a lot to be said, Wind SW light and overcast with light rain at times.
22/3/12 There were a few boats out manipulating, but sadly my Noble Angler couldn’t stimulate my noble salmon into action. Wind SE fresh and overcast with light rain.
23/3/12 It was a wild day on Lough Currane with a strong SE blowing across the lake, and I can tell you it wasn’t long before the anglers rods were stimulating with my noble salmon, first in the striking zone was local ghillie Mr. Mike O’Dwyer, who caught a fine 7 lbs 10 ozs salmon on the troll on the south side, now we head to the North side, where Mr. Alastair Dunbar of UK caught a 7.5 lbs salmon on the fly at the Ledge, fishing with his ghillie Mr. Vincent O’Sullivan and of www.vincentsfishing.com
24/3/12 All quiet on the SW front. Wind SE fresh to strong.
25/3/12 The same results as yesterday in all departments except wind SE light with bright hazy sunshine all day.
Updated 28 March: Blazing hot days with little to no wind, need I say more because my Noble Salmon has spoken or I should say he didn’t.
That is your ration for this week, from your Gillie/Guide and the Waterville fishery. No Spin No Fly’s just facts.
Vincent Appleby
Eureka Lodge
Caherdaniel West, Co. Kerry.
Telephone: +353 (0) 87 207 4882
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.salmonandseatrout.com
