Glenda Powell Guiding & Blackwater Salmon Fishery
The Conditions are Improving for the Weekend
Fly Fishing in High Water
Blackwater Salmon Fishery Work Team
I welcome you to the third of our fishing newsletters, and I am delighted to say that Spring is in the air, and the conditions are looking more favourable for the coming weekend.
We have been experiencing very high water levels since the season opened on 1 February and very few people have ventured out so far due to this. Those that have braved the conditions have been catching Kelts and brown trout and the only fresh fish caught was on 25th February.
There should be very few kelts left in the system, however I would still advise anyone going fishing to be careful not to mistake a Kelt for a fresh Spring fish.
The river is now 1.12 m at the gauge on Ballyduff Bridge and has dropped 20 cm over night (10.30am Thursday 10th March), The clarity is perfect for fishing.
The height is great for spinning, and fly-fishing can be done from the bank with shooting heads and skagit lines and there are certain places wadeable at this height.
The 5 day forecast gives settled weather for the coming days and the water should continue to drop nicely. The conditions for the next few days and the weekend look great to catch a few more springers.
If you haven't bought your salmon licence yet then it is time to get one and get out there. For your convenience I am also a licence distributer.
Sláinte an bhradáin (Health of the Salmon Upon You)
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