Billy Downes of the Laune Salmon and Trout Anglers’ Association reports that on Saturday  the water level rose to 1.10m at the Laune Bridge or 1 foot 4 inches at Johnston’s; lovely water for all methods. We had hoped that the rise would improve the fishing but the vast majority of anglers who fished over the weekend blanked on all methods. Members were hoping that there would still be a run of salmon into the system late in August but it was not to be.

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Fresh on the 1st of September, 8 lbs salmon

 

Recent catches include on by the club chariman on Thursday evening at the Rock Pool and two anglers met 4 fish but only landed fish in Johnston’s on Saturday. Paul Murphy landed a nice fresh grilse of 4 lbs and lost a bar of silver spinning. Richard Barry hooked two on the fly but lost both, they appeared to be fresh moving fish too. But a good few other anglers did not get a touch. One other fish, 8lb was reported on September 1.

Billy Downes,  Secretary
Laune Salmon and Trout Anglers’ Association

Go fishing…

Day permits will cost €35 for the months of August and September.  Be sure to display your permit on the dash of your car with the date visible and have the other part with you because you will be asked by members to identify yourself as a legitimate ‘One Day Member’ / Permit Holder.

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Reminder: Start time on Beat 3 is 8am and not before that.
Trout fishing on all Laune Anglers waters and on Beat 3 is by fly only on single handed rods with trout flies.  (No worms allowed for trout fishing)

More about the Laune…

https://fishinginireland.info/salmon/southwest/laune.htm