On Friday of last week Muir and Struan downloaded our remaining temperature data loggers that were placed in the River…
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February issue of ‘the River’ online now
In the first issue of 2019: Update on predation control; New Studies on Smolts starting, and how you can get…
Read MoreWeekly fishing reports: 2019
The post Weekly fishing reports: 2019 appeared first on Spey Fishery Board. Source: Spey Fishery Board – Weekly fishing reports:…
Read MoreOpening Week 2019.
I have asked for a new page for 2019 but nothing is forthcoming so I will have to muddle on…
Read MoreNew research finds salmon survival surprisingly low when migrating to sea
A new study shows low salmon survival when leaving freshwater is an important factor in declining European salmon populations, according to early…
Read MoreClimate change is cooking salmon in the Pacific Northwest
The Tulalip Indian Reservation sits on the east side of the Puget Sound, about 40 miles north of Seattle, Washington,…
Read MoreConcern over loss of young salmon in River Dee
New research indicates that 48% of juvenile fish, known as smolts, died on their way to sea. And river managers…
Read MoreCould you be a River Tweed Commissioner?
Scottish Borders Council are looking for Borderers with an interest in the River Tweed to serve on the River Tweed…
Read MoreCatch per Unit Effort – Further Guidance from Government.
In December last year, Marine Scotland stated that they will be asking fisheries to start recording fishing effort as rod…
Read MoreSpey Opening 2019
Monday 11thFebruary, was bright and cold but not a bad day for the river’s opening. The Spey unlike some of…
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