wed 16/08/2017
The river is now at 0.65 at Ballylahan bridge and is in nice condition. Its a wet and windy morning so today will most likely
The river is now at 0.65 at Ballylahan bridge and is in nice condition. Its a wet and windy morning so today will most likely
The River has now started to drop and is at 0.92 at Ballylahan bridge. There is still a lot of colour in the water. worm
The river is rising pretty fast this morning. It is now at 0.6m at Ballylahan bridge. Judging by further upstream it will continue to rise.
The river is at 0.44m at Ballylahan bridge and is in good condition for all methods. There is some wind promised for the early part
The river is now at 0.49m at Ballylahan bridge. Reports for the past few days have been quiet. A lot of fish been seen but
The River is now at 0.78m at Ballylahan bridge and is clearing nicely.There’s a lot of resident fish throughout the system and reports of fresh
The river was creeping up most of the day yesterday and peaked at 0.97m at Ballylahan bridge. It is now falling again but is coloured.
The river is very slightly up on yesterday, from 0.7m to 0.75m at Ballylahan bridge. This is nothing substantial and should not cause problems for
The River is now at 0.78m at Ballylahan bridge and is in good condition for all methods. Prawn will start to work on fisheries down
A showery morning with a fresh breeze, the river is at 1.07m at Ballylahan bridge and is coloured. It is suitable for spinning and worm
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