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In general the past few days have been quiet on the river, a mix of springers and Grilse been taken but no big numbers. As we move towards the end of the month and with good water levels Grilse numbers will increase steadily. Water levels are up slightly this morning, 0.67m at Ballylahan bridge. Although slightly coloured in Foxford this will only do good. All methods will work but there should be a better chance of fish on Spinners on any part of the river today.
I don’t know have you noticed but the birds have got very noisy in the past week, it has to be a sign of something.
Good morning from a milder Foxford. There was a big drop in temperatures this week as the rain finally stopped. Instead we had frost and
Happy New Year from Foxford, what a start. Its safe to say that it has rained since Christmas day. The river is now at 2.6m
He made a list, checked it twice, then left it on the table and went shopping! I’ll just have to face it all again this
It looks like we are coming to the end of the cold snap, apart from the fact that some of the local roads were dangerous
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
