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The Chief Statistician has released figures for all Scotland showing that total salmon catch by all methods in 2024 was […]

Seventeen river catchments in Scotland are now at Alert level for water scarcity, with further hot and dry weather expected. […]

Equinor is supporting the River Dee Trust, a charity which ensures that children from deprived areas in Aberdeen city and […]

The River Dee Trust and Fishery Board celebrate the halfway point in the multi award-winning One Million Trees campaign, by […]

The Board of Fisheries Management Scotland has appointed David Johnstone as new Chair. David takes over from Richard Sankey, who […]

Fisheries Management Scotland was honoured to welcome Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney MSP to make the keynote address to over […]

Historian and film-maker Paul Murton will make the first cast of the River Tay salmon fishing season on Wednesday. The […]

Fisheries Management Scotland welcomes the publication of the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy and Delivery Plan. The strategy which, features over 100 […]

We’re delighted to help promote the Malloch Trophy, which is organised by one of our members, the Tay Rivers Trust. In the […]