A misty morning in Foxford but it looks like an ok day ahead. The river is dropping and is now at o.36m at Ballylahaan bridge.There are good numbers of fish throughout the system and with reports from Ballina it sounds like there’s a fair build up of fish waiting to run. For today all methods should work.
A grey morning in Foxford. The past couple of days could be described as nasty, showers and a cool breeze but at the end of
A damp and cooler morning in Foxford. Yesterdays rain has had very little effect on water levels. The river is now at 0.25m at Ballylahan
Good morning from an overcast and grey Foxford, back to normality. It is considerably cooler and we have some rain. Not enough rain to rise
That’s a bit more promising, cloud, a big grey cloudy sky over Foxford. It’s looking like we will have some rain over the weekend. Looking
Blue skies again.. I should not complain but from a salmon angling point of view this is getting out of hand. The good news is
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