Friday 18/05/2018

Friday 18/05/2018

While yesterday was quiet on the upper parts of the river fish were taken further down stream of Foxford. Hopefully with a little more cloud cover today things will improve. Anglers are reporting seeing good numbers of fish throughout the entire river. If the cloud stays and a bit of wind develops then the bubble and fly will work on East Mayo and Cloongee fisheries. Prawn will be the best method on other fisheries.

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