Sunday 22/09/2024

Sunday 22/09/2024

A dark morning in Foxford and its just starting to spit rain, I don’t think it will amount to much. The river is now down to 0.33m at Ballylahan bridge which is low. From Lower Cloongee downstream through Foxford and on downstream the level is very good. There’s plenty of fish about but not many fresh run. Prawn has been the best method for the past while, with the slight change in weather this morning Bubble and fly could be worth a try. The shop is open today from 8am to Noon and will re open at 8am on Tuesday morning

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