Marine Scotland Conservation Measures 2019 The Findhorn and Nairn remain at Grade 1 and the Lossie remains at Grade 3….
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SISI Newsletter
SISI Newsletter- get an update on the Scottish Invasive Species Project. Follow this link to their December 2018 newsletter. Source:…
Read MoreFNLFT AGM
The Annual General Meeting of the Findhorn Nairn & Lossie Fisheries Trust will be held on Monday the 26th November…
Read MoreThere are fish in the river
There are fish in the Findhorn- The Findhorn Bailiff has been trying out their new underwater camera, with the help of…
Read MorePink Salmon Alert
Pink Salmon Alert: Fisheries Management Scotland (FMS) have informed us of the recent capture of a pink salmon on the…
Read MoreNo Access No Fish
No Access No Fish! Photo 1: Temporary pipe culvert, no good for fish passage! Photo 2: New redesigned bridge installed…
Read MoreAuction Success
The FNLFT fundraising auction was a great success- a huge thanks to all the generous donors who offered lots for…
Read MoreSpring 2018 Newsletter
Our Spring 2018 E-Newsletter is published – containing news on our fundraising auction, the Scottish Invasive Species Initiative and the…
Read MoreSISI Project Underway
Giant Hogweed Treatment Underway The warmer temperatures this week were very welcome but it also mean’t the unwelcome return of…
Read MoreWorld Fish Migration Day
World Fish Migration Day Please visit us at the Nairn smolt trap on Saturday 21st of April, as part of…
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