Heavy rain on Thursday combined with a blockage at the East Calder Waste Water Treatment Works meant plant operator Veolia […]

The Spey Catchment Initiative is delighted to announce a substantial boost for the River Calder above Newtonmore, following the grant […]

We are delighted to welcome Polly Burns to Fisheries Management Scotland, to support the management of interactions between farmed and […]

A massive rescue operation is under way in Inverness to help thousands of young salmon trapped in the Caledonian Canal […]

Fisheries Management Scotland welcome the First Minister’s announcement today that angling activity can resume in Scotland in line with the […]

Regulation of the interactions between wild and farmed salmon and sea trout is complex and involves several different regulatory regimes. […]

It has become more vital than ever to stop poachers in the Ness river system now that anglers are not […]

Bailiffs are continuing to patrol rivers around the Forth Estuary looking for anglers flouting lockdown rules. Individuals have been spotted […]

Fisheries Management Scotland has welcomed ground-breaking recommendations to regulate the country’s fish farming industry and safeguard our threatened wild salmon […]

The official Scottish Government catch statistics for 2019 were released today. Whilst these were marginally higher than the previous year’s […]