A cold wet morning in Foxford, not ideal for a St Patricks day parade and certainly not one that would entice anyone to go fishing. The river is at 1.05m at Ballylahan bridge, not too high. Today’s rain will most likely have an effect by tomorrow and I would expect levels to be rising. There will be better days to come.
A mixed morning in Foxford, sunshine and showers. The river is now at 0.35m at Ballylahan bridge and is suitable for all methods. The weekend
A bright morning in Foxford and water conditions in the Foxford area continue to improve. Further upstream , levels are getting low. It is down
A bright morning in Foxford and the the river is looking nice. 0.44m at Ballylahan bridge, it is suitable for all methods. The best of
A hazy morning in Foxford, its hard to know what its going to do but i imagine showers will be in the mix. Yesterday turned
A cloudy morning in Foxford and a better fishing day ahead. Angling activity in the past few days has been virtually Nil so most fisheries
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