Water Levels Remain very low at 0.35 metres on the gauge. Temperatures have risen significantly in recent days and the bright sunshine and low water levels have made for difficult fishing conditions. A number of fish were reported last weekend but this week has been much quieter with only a couple of fish recorded.
On 11th May T. Colgan had a 5.5lbs fish on black flying c from the Old Sea Pool, on the 12th T. Carson had a 4lbs fish on fly from the Mill Pool, on the 13th D. Kennedy had a 7lbs fish on prawn from Brineys, on the 14th B. Campbell had a 5.5lbs fish on flying c from the Mill Pool and E. Chambers had a 5lbs fish on flying c from the Black Hole, on the 15th T. Colgan had a 5lbs fish on flying c from Foggan’s Bushes, M. Brady had a 5.5lbs fish on worm from the Black Hole, B. Cherry had a 4.5lbs fish on flying c from Peter’s High Bank and B. Quigley had a 4.5lbs fish on fly from the Sea Pools, on the 16th R. O’ Hagan had a 4lbs fish on shrimp fly from the Ridge Pool and M. Hawthorn had a 5lbs fish on fly from the Sea Pools, on the 18th P. Mc Namee had a 7lbs fish on fly from the Sea Pools and on the 20th G. Henry had a 7.5lbs fish on a Curry’s Red Shrimp from the Spa Well.
Few fish are running at the moment and there is little rain forecast for the coming week so the difficult conditions look set to continue.
Today’s Water Level.
Today’s Temperatures.
Water 19c
Air 24c
Wind NW 06 knots
Humidity 63%
Pressure 1027(hPa)
Thomas Colgan With His 5lbs Fish From Foggan’s Bushes On The 15th May .
High Tides For the Coming Days.
Sunday 23 May
2.19am 3.3m
3.04pm 3.4m
Monday 24 May
3.25am 3.4m
3.59pm 3.6m
Tuesday 25 May
4.20am 3.6m
4.47pm 3.8m
Wednesday 26 May
5.07am 3.7m
5.30pm 3.9m
Thursday 27 May(Full Moon)
5.54am 3.8m
6.11pm 4m
Below The Four Masters’ Bridge Today .
Weather Outlook.
Today
Further spells of warm sunshine in all areas this evening. Continuing dry tonight with long clear periods but turning misty in many places, with fog patches forming widely around dawn. Staying mild and humid overnight with light, variable or southeast breezes. Lowest temperatures 8 to 12 degrees Celsius.
Tomorrow
Fog will clear readily on Sunday morning and it will be another dry day with plenty of warm sunshine in all areas. Winds will be mostly light, variable, although moderate onshore breezes will develop near some coasts in the afternoon. Highest temperatures 20 to 25 degrees Celsius.
Outlook
Headline : Mainly dry and settled weather continuing for the early days of next week, but turning progressively cooler. Mild, dry and calm in most places on Sunday night, with mist and fog patches developing. Cloudier weather will push into northern areas as the night goes on. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will still be dry in most areas with sunny spells, but northern areas especially are likely to be cloudier with perhaps a little showery rain at times. Moderate northeasterly winds will set in and it will turn cooler especially in northern areas where max temperatures are likely to be around 14 or 15 degrees on Monday and 11 to 13 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday. Further south temperatures will be higher ranging 17 to 21 degrees on Monday and 16 to 18 degrees over the following days. Nights will be cooler and fresher also with even the danger of some grass frost on Tuesday or Wednesday night.
The Mill Pool This Afternoon.
Thomas Colgan With His 5.5lbs Fish From The Old Sea Pool On 11th May .
