We have had six floods since the beginning of August
and the average Ballyduff gauge height to date is 1.28m.
The average height for August for the previous 8 years is 0.47m (varying from 0.10 to 0.98m).
The highest level during this month was 2.90m on August 16th.
Between the numerous floods, the river comes back into order quite quickly is fishing improves during these windows.
On the 6th., we shattered the Best Day record for 2012 with 18 fish to 12.9lb. landed.
The August total to date is nevertheless 73 to 13.9lb for 93 rod days to the 21st.
Yesterday - 5 fish were caught - four by women, two of which were First Ever Salmon.
The season total to date is 360.
The average height for August for the previous 8 years is 0.47m (varying from 0.10 to 0.98m).
The highest level during this month was 2.90m on August 16th.
Between the numerous floods, the river comes back into order quite quickly is fishing improves during these windows.
On the 6th., we shattered the Best Day record for 2012 with 18 fish to 12.9lb. landed.
The August total to date is nevertheless 73 to 13.9lb for 93 rod days to the 21st.
Yesterday - 5 fish were caught - four by women, two of which were First Ever Salmon.
The season total to date is 360.
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