The river has dropped a good bit since yesterday and is at 1.27m at Ballylahan bridge. It is suitable for spinning and worm fishing.
Update @ 16.40 For those of you thinking of having a go on the last day,the River is still falling and we have heard of some fish taken on the Rinnanney fishery today. It looks pretty promising for the morning.
A grey drizzly morning in Foxford. The river peaked at 1.1m yesterday afternoon, it started to fall but got a second lift later in the
A soft lingering mist, the type that wets you without you realising its happening in Foxford this morning. The river is rising, now at 0.93m
A dull, damp morning in Foxford, an amazing change from yesterdays blue sky. It looks like we will get rain for most of the day,
A bright and cool morning in Foxford. Looking at the forecasts I would say we are going to have a lot of rain tomorrow (Friday).
A little bit of High cloud in the skies over Foxford, no rain yet. Water levels are low and we could do with some decent
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