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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

Watch out for Pacific pink salmon in Scotland

In recent weeks, anglers in Scotland (Rivers Ness, Dee and Helmsdale) have reported several captures of fresh run non-native Pink ...
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July 12, 2017 / News

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Week Commencing 17th July 2017

Again the forecast was reasonably accurate but perhaps I under-estimated how warm it was to be at the start of ...
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July 23, 2017 / Spey Fishery Board

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Report of 2017 NASCO Annual Meeting
June 2017
Fisheries Management Scotland response to Talking “Fracking”: A Consultation on Unconventional Oil and Gas
May 2017
Fisheries Management Scotland response to Moray East Offshore Windfarm Scoping Report
April 2017
Fisheries Management Scotland response to Places, people and planning: A consultation on the future of the Scottish planning system
April 2017
Fisheries Management Scotland Annual Review 2017
April 2017
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