A poacher who became one of the first in Scotland to be caught out by a secret camera system has […]
Read MoreSecond-best year ever for salmon catches on the River Tweed
THE startling numbers of salmon caught in the Tweed last year have left anglers wondering whether the figures are a […]
Read MoreFishery Trusts and SNH sign historic agreement
The Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) has agreed a ground-breaking co-operation accord with Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) in […]
Read MoreCritical role of Scotland’s Fishery Boards and Fishery Trusts highlighted
The important contribution and role of Fishery Boards and Fishery Trusts in the management of Scotland’s freshwater fisheries is highlighted […]
Read MoreWild fishery bodies express deep concern over beaver impasse
Scotland’s leading wild fishery organisations, the Association of Salmon Fishery Boards (ASFB) and the Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland […]
Read More2012 Bailiffs Conference
The 2012 Annual Bailiffs Conference, held on March 13 and 14 at Aviemore, was testimony to the increasing co-operation between […]
Read MoreThe Salmon’s Journey returns to BBC ALBA
THE Atlantic Salmon’s amazing ability to navigate thousands of miles of open ocean, and leap formidable waterfalls on its return […]
Read MoreDNA tracing for escaped farmed salmon to be tested
Physical marking of farmed salmon and DNA tracing will now be tested as a combined method to find out if […]
Read MoreReturn your salmon to claim a reward, says Trust
THE Salmon fishing seasons are now open on both the Cree and Bladnoch – the two Galloway rivers that still […]
Read MoreLeap in salmon catches in River Annan
SALMON catches have been leaping on the River Annan and for Annan’s poke netters. Figures for 2011 show that fishermen […]
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