Where tarpon spawn is still a mystery. Although we have a good indication that many tarpon spawn offshore in the Gulf of Mexico near the full and new moons in spring and summer, an exact location has yet to be determined. Read More
A new moratorium agreement is the start of increased protection for Atlantic salmon, but help is needed to drive conservation forward. Read More
Wild sea trout being ‘eaten alive’ by fish-farm parasites in Wester Ross following farmers’ failure to control lice numbers on farmed salmon. On-farm lice numbers nine times industry lice thresholds. Read More
The Wild Trout Trust annual fundraising auction takes place 18-27 March on the WTT’s own auction website. With 366 Lots,... Read More
A potentially impassable barrier for migrating salmonids is a key concern. Read More
Fishing TV’s World Fishing Day will take place on Saturday 23rd June 2018. Fishing TV to launch World Fishing Day... Read More
With a newly launched ranges of clothing Farlows now offer you a £10 voucher* for you to use online when you spend £100 or more (voucher valid until Sunday). Find out more in the latest Farlows newsletter below. Read More
The pressure on our natural resources is illustrated in the quiet death of a chalk-stream. And this year 2017, they... Read More
Wild Fishing Wales have launched a new electronic magazine about fishing in Wales. It's got hints and tips on where to go and catch more when you are there, plus offers on tackle to use. Read More
The Wild Trout Trust (WTT) auction will take place on eBay and by post 3-12 March 2017. With over 300... Read More
The Wild Trout Trust have announced their annual charity Auction, their most important annual fundraising event. They have some really... Read More
Well, the frost-rimed fields around my house suggest winter sure is back, and yesterday when the sun got up, I... Read More
Hart’s Grayling Angler Richard Hart caught and released this beauty of a grayling (Thymallus thymallus) on January 17th 2017 while... Read More
With rivers like the Ponoi put into mothballs for a fortnight, and other Russian fisheries only for the hardy or the mosquito resistant – at least so far as UK rods are concerned – and the autumn season of the Umba yet to start, August is a non-peak month on the salmon rivers of the Kola Peninsula. But Russia's trophy salmon river, the Yokanga, which had a good July this year, is set for the late show as the season rolls to a high summer climax. Read More
Researchers at the University of British Columbia say the world's fish are likely to get smaller as our oceans warm - bad news for anglers!
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New research shows that Atlantic salmon are more capable of withstanding temperature changes than scientists had thought.
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The Wild Trout Trust annual fundraising auction takes place 18-27 March on the WTT’s own auction website. With 366 Lots,... Read More
Over 100 guests attended a Wild Trout Trust evening at the Savile Club in London to present the 2017 Conservation... Read More
Hydro-electric scheme operators in Wales are being urged to comply with the condition of their licenses. The call comes from... Read More
Have a look at this short video in which along with the children of Gilpin Elementary School in Canada, river... Read More
Casting for Recovery UK & Ireland, the medical fly fishing programme for ladies who have, or have had breast cancer,... Read More