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Fisheries Management Scotland represents Scotland’s network of District Salmon Fishery Boards, the River Tweed Commission and Rivers and Fisheries Trusts.

Our members work to safeguard the interests of Scotland’s valuable and iconic wild freshwater fisheries, by promoting and delivering best practice in fishery management.

Conservation & sustainability is key to what we do. Conservation and management of Scotland’s wild fish stocks and their natural habitats is essential. Our members monitor the health of our fish populations, fisheries and associated habitat and deliver actions to protect, conserve and enhance these natural resources.

Fisheries Management Scotland maintains a regular dialogue with Government and Agencies to ensure the interests of our members and Scotland’s wild freshwater fisheries are represented clearly.

Latest News

Fisheries Management Scotland comment on the ongoing sea lice issues at Garynahine

It is with great concern, and sadness, that we comment on the shocking situation which has unfolded in recent weeks ...
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September 6, 2018 / News

Members News

Week commencing 17th September

Last Weeks rain pushed up the river and it looks as if it will remain high for the rest of ...
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September 23, 2018 / Spey Fishery Board

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Latest Publications

Fisheries Management Scotland response to Scottish Water Consultation: Shaping the future of your water and waste water services
August 2018
Fisheries Management Scotland response to the consultation on measures for conservation of pike
August 2018
Fisheries Management Scotland response to Marine Biopolymers scoping report for wild seaweed harvesting on the west coast of Scotland
August 2018
Fisheries Management Scotland response to the Scottish Government consultation on developing an environmental strategy for Scotland
August 2018
West coast sea trout post-smolt monitoring 2017
May 2018
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