Farlows the world’s most famous fishing and country sports retailer are seeking a General Manager for their prestigious store in Pall Mall, London. Read More
The Tunny Club Exhibition is being staged at 14 Old Bond Street, London until 22nd September, don’t miss it! Read More
Bidding is now open on some of the finest angling lots money can (or indeed can’t…) buy! Read More
The Highland Council has refused an application by the Scottish Salmon Company to remove a planning condition limiting their permission to operate a salmon farm at Sgeir Dughall to 10 years only. Read More
Swedish angler Anna Karin Sjöberg catches a 31lb 8oz chrome sea trout. Read More
'Lost at Sea' is an important new film about the declining abundance of wild Atlantic salmon. Read More
Fisheries and conservation groups lobby UK Government as records reveal a huge crash in wild salmon stocks. Read More
Scientific review proves that sea lice negatively impact wild salmon and sea trout in Ireland, Scotland and Norway. Read More
Salmon are recolonizing newly reconnected zones in rivers of the Adour basin. Read More
A Frontiers update from the Ryabaga Camp on the Ponoi where low water has meant that the autumn run has been slow to arrive. Read More
Reports from the Irish rivers suggest that it’s mostly grilse coming through, but there are some big salmon to be caught.
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S&TA calls on Scottish Ministers to act now to limit salmon exploitation in response to the worst runs in decades Read More
Conservation group issues no-kill plea as fish numbers plummet.
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An update from the Ryabaga Camp on the Ponoi from owner, Ilya Sherbovich, now that the first half of 2014 season is over.
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The latest Scottish Salmon and Sea Trout Fishery Statistics 2013 show the lowest reported rod salmon catch since 2003. Read More
Courtesy of Fin Lovers we are delighted to be able to bring you the ‘9 Degrees South – Land of Giants’ movie that was mostly filmed at Astove Atoll in the Seychelles.
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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
Intensively farmed Norwegian fish are being sold as wild Scottish salmon, according to campaigners who have called in the competition authority over what they claim are ‘systemic failures’ in the industry. Read More
The Salmon & Trout Association (S&TA), the Angling Trust and Fish Legal have written to the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquatic Science (CEFAS) to express their concerns over a proposal to farm rainbow trout off the shores of the South West of England. Read More
New research shows that Atlantic salmon are more capable of withstanding temperature changes than scientists had thought.
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