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A bright morning in Foxford. The river is in very nice condition 0.44m at Ballylahan bridge and the peat stain from the recent flood is clearing. This peat stain and the humid weather may be part of the reason for a poor take over the past couple of days. All anglers have been reporting seeing lots of fish but they are very difficult to tempt. Best methods today will be prawn & worm downstream of Foxford and Spin or fly on East Mayo or Cloongee fisheries.
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
Based on the Banks of the River Moy in Foxford, the Tiernan Family have been involved in Angling for Salmon on the River Moy for well over a Century. The First Recorded mention of Tiernan’s and The River Moy was when in 1886 visiting Author and Angler
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