Celebrating the importance of free-flowing rivers and migratory fish, World Fish Migration Day is a one-day event, connecting fish, rivers, and people. On World Fish Migration Day thousands of organisations and communities organise and share their events to excite those within the community (and beyond) and educate them about the value of migratory fish. To view all events and to learn more about what is taking place on World Fish Migration Day (24th October) visit the World Fish Migration Day website.…
We are delighted to announce that The Atlantic Salmon Trust’s annual auction is now LIVE! Running for 6 weeks, our… More
The Macallan has unveiled Edition No.6, a new limited edition single malt whisky celebrating the natural wonders of The Macallan… More
Fisheries Management Scotland has shared guidance with regards to the capture of escaped farmed fish. The document sets out clear… More
Following the recent escape of farmed fish from Carradale North salmon farm, Fisheries Management Scotland is asking all anglers who… More
Fisheries Management Scotland has shared guidance with regard to the recent storm damage to Carradale North Salmon Farm. Read their… More
Chief Executive of FishPal and AST Ambassador, Mark Cockburn, joined our Mark Bilsby to make an ever so kind donation… More
It is with great sadness to hear that Dr. Stephen Marsh-Smith has gone to the great river in the sky. … More
We are delighted to announce that the prestigious Fieldsports Journal has added their name to the fight to halt the… More
New Series of Icelandic Tails on Fishing TV, Featuring Some Familiar Faces…
Fishing the spectacular waters of Iceland is our Fundraising Officer, Tiggy Pettifer, who features in the new series of Icelandic… More
Watch episode 4 of our Spring & Summer Update series! Vice President of Research and Environment, Jon Carr, joined us… More
Watch episode 3 of our Spring & Summer Update series! For this episode, we were joined by Dylan Roberts, Head… More
Building on the development of genetic probes (or assays) to identify the presence of Atlantic salmon and brown trout DNA… More