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NRW have kindly let me have copies of the presentation that took place at the above. They are well worth a look, particularly salmon survival at sea and the Celtic Sea Trout reports. celtic sea trout Takes a few seconds to upload salmon at sea Takes a few seconds to upload […] A workshop was held to bring together representatives from the forestry, fisheries and water sectors to discuss topics relevant to these groups. To see teh presentations and other documents used as part of the various presentation. click on the highlighted link here. Workshop 20th March 2013 The Gateway Centre, Shrewsbury A workshop was held […]
Monday 18 January 2016 Update to SACC supporters from Angling Trust & Fish Legal regarding the legal position about canoe access Last year, Fish Legal, working closely with the Angling Trust, challenged the Canoe Governing Bodies (British Canoe Union/British Canoeing, Canoe England and Canoe Wales) to get them to change the information that […] Please note that in teh paragraph headed Environment Agency Salmon Summit, there is reference to Scotland and England taking the salmon issue seriously. Why no mention or NRW or Wales? Atlantic Salmon Trust Annual Review New Leadership for AST A new Chairman, Executive Director and refreshed Board of Directors were appointed at […] This is the link to a new app for mobile phones There you will find a full description of the app, which is supported by the police, Environment Agency and others, including NRW. Why is it then that I have been provided with the details from a BASC Voice of Shooting article kindly forwarded to […] We wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous new year with many tight lines and are please to assure you that there is much going on in the background. We have to ask what impact the devastatingly high water flows will have on the salmon and sea trout redds and on next year’s supply of […] I find it depressing that there appear to be great efforts being made across the border to protect fish and fishing. I know from first hand experience that NRW staff, on the ground, and their managers are keen and exceeding dedicated. I assume funding, or lack of it, is the issue. Fisheries need more funding […] |