Twenty rivers across Scotland are contaminated with toxic “gender-bender” chemicals contained in cleaning agents, cosmetics, plastics and pesticides, according to […]
Read MorePolice in Inverness and water bailiffs work in partnership to tackle poaching
Leading on from the recent water bailiff training day, a Police Scotland wildlife crime officer joined water bailiffs from the Ness District […]
Read MoreWester Ross Area Salmon Fishery Board Annual Public Meeting
The Wester Ross Area Salmon Fishery Board will hold its Annual Public Meeting at 1500hrs on Wednesday 28th May 2014 at the […]
Read MoreProvisional Scottish salmon and sea trout fishery statistics for the 2013 season
Marine Scotland Science have published the provisional Scottish salmon and sea trout fishery statistics for the 2013 season. This information […]
Read MoreRegional Water Bailiff Training Day
This week the Ness District Salmon Fishery Board, in collaboration with Police Scotland, hosted a Regional Water Bailiff Training Day […]
Read MoreFisheries Trusts’ report concludes that the use of hatcheries on salmon rivers is generally futile and may actually damage salmon populations
The contribution of Fishery Boards and Fishery Trusts to Scotland
How Fish Counters Are Used on Tweed
The Tweed Foundation has produced a new film on YouTube explaining how it uses its fish counters on the River. […]
Read MoreAnnual Water Bailiff Conference underlines the importance of partnership between fishery bailiffs and Police Scotland in tackling wildlife crime
The importance of close co-operation between salmon fishery bailiffs and the police – in combating wildlife crime in Scotland – […]
Read MoreNew catch and release guidance aims to maximise salmon survival
Scotland’s wild fisheries organisations have combined with their counterparts south of the border to produce a new angler’s guide on […]
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