A wild, wet and windy morning in Foxford. The river is at 1.2m at Ballylahan bridge and will rise more throughout the day. It is big and brown in Foxford . For anyone that is brave enough to face it, the best chance of a fish would either be above the traps in Ballina or Pontoon bridge. I’ve the shop open for a couple of hours and that will be enough punishment for me :).
Here’s a short video clip from the bridge in Foxford 20 minutes ago.
A little bit better in Foxford this morning, not raining and not windy. The river peaked at 2.6m at Ballylahan bridge yesterday which from an
A breezy morning in Foxford and we had some rain overnight. The river is already rising and is now at 1.84m at Ballylahan bridge. I
A still and dry morning in Foxford, it looks like not too bad of a day ahead. Water levels are high, 1.97m at Ballylahan bridge
An ominous looking red sky over Foxford this morning. Its not bad yet but I have a feeling this is the calm before the storm.
A nasty dark and wet morning in Foxford. If I was wise I wouldn’t go fishing today, but there you have the evidence. I have
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