29/04/2017

29/04/2017

A breezy morning which should make for good bubble and fly conditions on Cloongee and East Mayo fisheries. Water level at Ballylahan bridge is 0.32m which is low for spinning up river but will suit the method mentioned. Salmon are starting to hold back in the fisheries downstream of Foxford. 4.1 m tide this morning should see more fresh fish throughout the system later today. A few Mayfly starting to appear on the River, trout will be happy!.

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