Wether conditions were very tough on the Slaney on the 3rd of April but it didnt stop Brian Hennesy landing this beautiful 38″ springer this morning on Conehead Dee Monkey. There were at least 4 other fish landed by early … Continued
1 April was a cold enough opening day with the river running beautifully clear. There were a fair number of fish landed or lost both above and below Bunclody. Most fish were landed on well sunk flies. We are a … Continued
For 2019 the river is open for catch and release only for salmon from 1 April to 31 August. The regulations are set out here. Above the railway bridge in Enniscorthy fishing is fly only with barbless singles or doubles. … Continued
We hope to see as many people as possible at the AGM on Friday 5 April. The AGM Agenda and Accounts are attached here
Please note changed contact details for Moyadie, Monfin, Glass Door and upper Ballycarney beats on the fishing availability page; Contact Francis Fanning of Fanning Land & Property Services on 086 2650670 or 053 9422601.
The attached pages give you some idea of the volume of water in the river as a result of the floods.
After the excitement of the first few days of the season the level of activity has noticeably slowed on the river with anglers reporting relatively few fish seen or hooked although there were 2 fish lost today (24.3.15). The water … Continued
The Slaney Rodfishers Association and Slaney River Trust AGMs will be held on Friday 24 April at 7.30pm in the Millrace Hotel Bunclody. In his Notice of AGM and Chairman’s letter acting Chairman Ken Whelan outlines some of last years … Continued
The Tullow Salmon and Trout Anglers have advised us of a change of contact for anglers seeking day tickets on, or information about, the Tullow waters. The person to contact is now Tom Dawson, Ballon Hill, Ballon, Co. Carlow, telephone … Continued
The Slaney was high but clear for its St Patricks day opening with rods out on most beats along the river. The total catch was thought to be 9 fish which sounds great but the river is still a shadow of the it’s former … Continued