For as long as there have been fish farms in this province, there have been fish escaping from cages into […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland comment on the ongoing sea lice issues at Garynahine
It is with great concern, and sadness, that we comment on the shocking situation which has unfolded in recent weeks […]
Read MoreFears over plans to harvest kelp off Scotland’s west coast
Fears have been raised over new plans to harvest wild kelp on an industrial scale in seas off Scotland’s west […]
Read MoreInternational Year of the Salmon will open at the GFF 2018
At the Global Fishery Forum & Seafood Expo 2018, there will be an opening ceremony for International Year of the […]
Read MoreScientists eavesdrop on disappearing sea trout
Hi-tech acoustic monitoring devices are being deployed in a remote sea loch in the Highlands in an effort to reveal […]
Read More£1,200 fine for toxic spill that wiped out fish
A businessman has admitted being responsible for a chemical spill which suffocated salmon stocks in a conservation area and left […]
Read MoreRainbow trout can now be called salmon in China
If you think there’s something fishy about the salmon you’re eating, that could be because it’s not salmon. New rules […]
Read MoreThe Laxford Sea Trout Tracking Project
The Project Using acoustic tracking, this project aims to answer the fundamental question about sea trout’s movements. Like the eel […]
Read MoreOngoing dry weather and fish
Fisheries Management Scotland remain concerned about the current stress fish stocks are under, due to the combination of prolonged dry […]
Read MoreConservation deal halts commercial salmon fishing in Greenland for 12 years
A deal has been reached that will halt commercial salmon fishing in Greenland and the Faroe Islands for the next […]
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