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The Cromarty Fisheries Junior Angling Club, will hold its first fly tying class on Saturday 2nd December 11am – 12.30. It will be held at the Contin hatchery. This is in the Forestry Commission area just North of Contin off … Continue reading →

On Saturday 25th November between 10 am and 12 mid day the Loch na Croic fish trap will be open to the general public. Come along and see wild Atlantic salmon close up and learn about the life cycle and … Continue reading →

Fishery Management Scotland Briefing on 2017 grilse run Fishery Management Scotland has produced a briefing on the 2017 grilse run. (see link below) We have seen a similar pattern in the Cromarty Firth region developing for a number of years. … Continue reading →

Last Saturday the Cromarty Fisheries Junior Angling Club had its third meet. The Fishery Board Staff with the help of Callum from Alness Angling Club and Derek from Loch Achonachie Angling Club gave guidance and advice to the Junior Anglers.

On a wet Thursday evening at Tarvie Fishing Lochs, twenty two Junior Anglers came along to The Cromarty Fisheries Junior Angling Club. Nine new members joined and were introduced to different angling techniques under the guidance of the Fishery Board … Continue reading →

The annual open day on Dunglass Island was held last Saturday 1st September. Here Fishery Board staff demonstrate how they monitor fish stocks within the Cromarty catchment by the use of electro fishing. Once caught the fish were anaesthetised and … Continue reading →

On Saturday 1st September the Cromarty Fisheries Junior Angling Club had its first meet at Tarvie Lochs. Twenty eight Junior Anglers attended the 2 hour session. Under the guidance of the Fishery Board Bailiffs, the Junior Anglers had taster sessions … Continue reading →

The first Cromarty Fisheries Junior Angling Club meet will be this Saturday 2nd September. Yesterday the Fishery Trust attended Dingwall Academy Sports Fair and promoted the Junior Angling Club. The response from Academy pupils was very positive.

Anti-poaching patrols The fishery protection work of the Fishery Board bailiffs continues throughout the summer and autumn months. Regular patrols of riverbanks and coast take place at all hours of the day and night. This summer there has been excellent … Continue reading →