Mayfly on the corrib ?

Flah

any sign of the mayfly up on the corrib ? , probably well early but heading that direction for the weekend for a spot of dapping !!!

Zzippy

Very few (anglers) out this week cos of the stormy weather, but there were some hatches last week so there should be a lot more this week. Conditions improving for the weekend so you've a good chance on the dap... will still be plenty of olives about too so if you're not getting fish on the mayfly try olive patterns.

Sfinn

Mayfly up in top lake. But the fish are not looking at them. Was at Dorrus last Sunday and there was a good hatch but no takers. The last week has not helped with cold weather.

S

Flah

happy to report they are up, but still scarce - spent 3 hours 4.30 - 7.30 got three takers but all well under the reqd 13 inches

boys on the pier said same as , though one lost what he reckons was a 6lber

down agian in 2 weeks where it will be better

Tackleberry.

very little mayfly about, but caught a fish on buzzards, it was very bright the weekend,

Quint

Sfinn wrote: »

Mayfly up in top lake. But the fish are not looking at them. Was at Dorrus last Sunday and there was a good hatch but no takers. The last week has not helped with cold weather.

S

I heard there was a few huge hatches yesterday but again, very little fish.

coolwings

I was on Lough owel yesterday.
There are a couple of mayfly about already, but the duck fly is still up in significant numbers and that's what the trout were taking.

doctorjohn

Lads,
The place is alive at the moment with the best hatches of mayfly I have ever seen. Lots of healthy fine fish being caught on the dap. It is at its peak or past its peak at present. The wind or sometimes lack of it has made catching a bit tougher. I'm feckin' freezin' and need to thaw out after a long day on the lake.

Quint

I'm heading to north corrib on saturday week, hopefully it continues

pullandbang

Great fishing on Lough Ree at the moment. Friends of mine were there during the week getting trout 4lbs +