Look after those salmon parr
Salmon parr and fry are the future of the Salney salmon fishery. See how to tell them apart from trout and photos of reecent electrofishing work. See salmon parr July 2011
Salmon parr and fry are the future of the Salney salmon fishery. See how to tell them apart from trout and photos of reecent electrofishing work. See salmon parr July 2011
The Atlantic Salmon Federation website contains a number of interesting articles on issues facing the salmon see http://asf.ca/news.php Recent articles worth a look include reports on the increased number of fish returning to UK rivers use of scales to identify where … Continued
Reports from Alaska of commercial landings of 4 million salmon suggest that feeding at sea in the pacific must have been good this year. See report
Salmon Watch Ireland have put a very detailed submission into the Department in relation to the proposed mixed stock draft net fishery in Kerry. They recomend that the proposal be set aside until the Habitats Directive has been complied with. See submission
The Greenland Government recently agreed to maintain its commercial fishery quota at zero for 2011 despite protest from local netsmen who claim that there are now more Salmon off the Greenland coast and point to the failure of countries such … Continued
In advance of the AGMs scheduled for the 24th of June members will have received a copy of the 2010 Newsletter and Chairman’s Report. The newsletter runs to 8 pages with interesting information on activities and developments during the year … Continued
The AGMs of the Slaney River Trust and the Slaney Rodfishers Association will be held at Redmonds in Bunclody on Friday 24th June starting at 7.45 pm. Notices of the AGM have been sent to members are available on the … Continued
Some Natural competion for the salmon run – seals in Wexford Harbour photographed in 2010
Slaney to open for Catch and Release on 12 May 2011 It has now been confirmed that the Slaney will open to fish on A CATCH AND RELEASE BASIS ONLY for Salmon and Sea trout over 40 cms from 12 … Continued
Paul Johnston Associates Fisheries Consultants have completed an updated “Recovery Plan for the River Slaney Salmon Fishery” a full copy is now available on the site. The report was funded by Inland Fisheries Ireland and Slaney River Trust. Paul’s first … Continued