Online petition launched for ‘Save the Doon’ campaign
Ayrshire’s River Doon is “finished as a salmon fishery” if Scottish Power gets its way, say campaigners.
Continue ReadingFishing for the truth about angling in Scotland
Ayrshire’s River Doon is “finished as a salmon fishery” if Scottish Power gets its way, say campaigners.
Continue ReadingTHE Scottish Government is to conduct a comprehensive review into how the emergency services handle water rescues.
Continue ReadingTHE TWEED Commission’s news website carries an interesting genealogy table for its spring salmon runs. This shows the origins of fish dating back to 1999 and reveals that most of the springers are five years old, having spent a year in gravel as eggs, two more years in the river and two at sea. The…
Continue ReadingAn internet forum run by supporters of change in the administration of salmon and sea trout angling on Loch Lomond, has been shut down by its hosts after threats of legal action regarding allegedly defamatory postings.
Continue ReadingStormy waters and a bitter feud cloud the future of salmon and sea trout angling on Loch Lomond.
Continue ReadingIn My Opinion The ugly row over management of the Loch Lomond Angling Improvement Association does the sport no favours. The arguments are now personal and the chances of reconciliation without some change of personnel and structure seem unlikely. LLAIA has a celebrated history and remains one of the largest “clubs” in the country despite…
Continue ReadingThe Lake of Menteith will re-open for angling tomorrow after more than two weeks, following the mysterious death of thousands of specimen game and coarse fish
Continue ReadingTotal catch-and-release policies for salmon on all Scottish rivers for the remainder of the spring run is the urgent plea from the Association of Salmon Fishery Boards (ASFB). And the 100% return policy should cover all sea trout throughout the 2009 season, they urge. The call for maximum restraint for the next two months follows…
Continue ReadingOngoing tests into the unexplained deaths of thousands of fish at the Lake of Menteith mean the fishery will stay closed until at least Saturday.
Continue ReadingScientific results are expected on Tuesday into the mysterious deaths of thousands of rainbow trout at one of Scotlands top fisheries. Government biologists are studying the dead fish and water samples from the Lake of Menteith which has been closed as result of the incident which took place last week. The lake, in the heart…
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