Sunglasses manufacturer Costa Del Mar have sponsored a new movie called "Jungle Fish" based around their 'Protect Guyana' project. In the rivers and ponds of Guyana's unspoiled rain forest, they found a place where sport fishing can preserve the country's natural resources and culture by supporting its indigenous peoples in a responsible way.
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It is true that all great salmon rivers have great histories. It is also up to us to preserve this sporting heritage, which is why, after over a year of diligent work, the Ponoi museum in Ryabaga Camp officially opened this past September. Read More
Fishing for Schools enjoyed three fabulous days at Chatsworth Country Fair (1-3 September), with the new and improved Fishing for... Read More
Salmon and Trout Association (Scotland) calls for closure of the Ardessie B fish farm and a thorough environmental assessment of Ardessie A, failing which that farm too must close.
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The UK premiere of the film and a talk by Keith Rose-Innes is to take place at Farlows on 16 September. Read More
Melfort Campbell and Tony Andrews, the Atlantic Salmon Trust's Chairman and CEO, recently visited New Brunswick, discussing alternatives to the destructive and unsustainable open cage method of salmon farming currently used in Scotland and Canada. Details will be released soon of the outcome of their discussions. Read More
Tor Inge and colleagues from the North Atlantic Salmon Fund (NASF), together with representatives from a number of major environmental organizations, have visited a Marine Harvest test salmon farming system on the west coast of Norway. Read More
As reported previously, the opening week on the Ponoi on Russia's fabled Kola Peninsula saw good numbers of Atlantic Salmon for the early rods. Has that continued? Camp manager Matt Breuer chimes in with his second week report from the front line. Read More
NASF/Reddvillaksen.no had its annual auction to raise money for wild salmon conservation in Oslo (27th Oct). The auction raised a fantastic 800,000 NOK to the foundation, which is a new record! Read More
Garry Pereira loves the ‘bliss of solitude’, sitting, in the spirit of an actual fisherman, by rivers, streams and ponds... Read More
The Icelandic Government has accepted NASF‘s objections to a new hydro-electric generating scheme on Iceland‘s biggest river and suspended the plans to build three dams to power generation plants. Read More
Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s 6th International Science Symposium will take place November 10—11, 2017, at the Bonaventure Resort and Spa,... Read More
Subtitled - "A Life Amongst Fishes and Those Who Catch Them", this book from Test river-keeper Martin "Donny" Donovan", is a collection of amusing and delightful anecdotes from a lifetime spent living around and working on the river, sprinkled with encounters of the various characters met along the way. Read More
The collaboration will see the two organisations work together on various projects to conserve wild fish and their waters, including... Read More
Salmon and Trout Association (Scotland) welcomes the Scottish Government’s momentous salmon conservation proposals. Read More
(This article originally appeared in Classic Angling Magazine) A unique book featuring sketches by Charles Farlow has turned up in a provincial UK auction.... Read More
We recently came into possession of some copies of the Scottish publication for game fishers called Rod and Line from the 1960's. Browsing through them this letter from a Mr J.L. Hardy caught my eye... Read More
Ever since he filmed a series of his fishing exploits for the Discovery channel and despite a fishless week after salmon, ended up catching a little more than he'd bargained for (he was to marry the daughter of the family that owned the fishings!), fishing celebrity Matt Hayes has developed a big love affair for Norway's River Gaula. Now, having secured the Flaskholen beat for 2012, Matt and the Winsnes family have added a lease on the famous Malum Winsnes fishery for 2013. Read More
Tony Andrews, director of the Atlantic Salmon Trust, introduces an exciting project supported by the AST: the film 'Atlantic Salmon - Lost at Sea!' Read More
The Bonefish and Tarpon Trust (BTT) began to acoustically tag tarpon in May to expand knowledge of tarpon habitat use and movement. Read More
Anglers fear an entire population of salmon could be wiped out from a major river, with poachers and pollution the major factors.
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