Before we say goodbye to the 2023 salmon season this week – and many anglers will like to say good riddance we’re sure – we wanted to find out how Ireland’s most iconic salmon river, the Moy, has fared, and what good news, if any, can be gleaned from that part of the country?
Garrett Ruigrok, who we spoke to back in May, is a casting instructor and guide, as well as a committee member of the East Mayo Anglers Association and he joins us on this week’s Ireland on the Fly to tell us more about the 2023 season on the Moy.
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The 2023 Salmon Season on the Moy