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Beauly Fishery Board Our work aims to protect the nature of the River Beauly and its catchment - fish, river, and landscape

23/07/2026

This is to report that we have been made aware of two captures of pacific pink salmon this year. This is unusual, as the vast majority of these fish have been reported in odd years. Both fish were reported from the Lower Tweed in the last week – one a verified rod capture and the other caught by the research net fishery operated by the River Tweed in the lower river at Paxton. See image below.

Please can you remain vigilant to the possibility of pink salmon showing up this year, and if you do happen to catch one or are made aware of a capture/sighting, please could you report on our pink salmon app at Make a Report | Fisheries Management Scotland

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With Ruth's departure in mid July,  we are looking to recruit a Fisheries Operations Manager, please see our website for...
25/06/2026

With Ruth's departure in mid July, we are looking to recruit a Fisheries Operations Manager, please see our website for more information :)

With Ruth, our Senior Biologist’s departure in mid-July, we are looking to recruit a Fisheries Operations Manager. Please get in touch if interested: Fisheries Operations Manager Specification.

29/05/2026

2026 Annual Qualified Proprietors Meeting & June Board Meeting

The 2026 annual qualified proprietors meeting will take place at 10am on the 22nd June 2026 at Bidwells, Laxford House, Cradlehall Business Park, Inverness, IV2 5GH. If you wish to attend in person or remotely please contact Hamish Hope at [email protected]. Immediately after the Board will hold the June 2026 board meeting.

Beauly Water Bailiffs were out checking for Kelts above Kilmorack and Aigas dams.No Kelts were observed stuck behind the...
01/05/2026

Beauly Water Bailiffs were out checking for Kelts above Kilmorack and Aigas dams.
No Kelts were observed stuck behind the Dams.
This is an ongoing exercise.

Smolt trapping this year is sponsored by the lovely folk at Duncan Scaffold Dingwall (as well as Highland Nature Restora...
27/04/2026

Smolt trapping this year is sponsored by the lovely folk at Duncan Scaffold Dingwall (as well as Highland Nature Restoration Fund!). Have just collected another length of scaffolding pole so hopefully improvements to smolt trap position can be made tomorrow!

Home - Duncan Scaffold https://share.google/FILu5ddFhbqCPQ3sN

Look/listen out for this interesting podcast from BDS Deer Management & Training called 'In the Field' wherever you get ...
27/04/2026

Look/listen out for this interesting podcast from BDS Deer Management & Training called 'In the Field' wherever you get your podcasts, more details below:

The smolts are running, monitoring is a bit tricky in high flows but hoping warmer water temperatures over the weekend m...
24/04/2026

The smolts are running, monitoring is a bit tricky in high flows but hoping warmer water temperatures over the weekend might see higher numbers in the trap. Thanks to Ian, Steve, Anne and Charlie who have helped out this week. We are currently in the process of flitting to the new office at Muir of Ord Village hall so hopefully that will be complete by the end of next week. Enjoy the sun! :)

A busy Saturday and Sunday morning for the Beauly Water Bailiff and the volunteer monitoring the Rotary Screw Trap for S...
19/04/2026

A busy Saturday and Sunday morning for the Beauly Water Bailiff and the volunteer monitoring the Rotary Screw Trap for Salmon Smolts as well as patrolling the catchment.

Smolt monitoring commenced this week despite high flows. Just a few smolts so far, a few trap positioning tweaks still r...
08/04/2026

Smolt monitoring commenced this week despite high flows. Just a few smolts so far, a few trap positioning tweaks still required...

A busy week so far! Smolt trap in today, ahead of planned monitoring next week (thanks SSE), Jim busy making our smolt h...
25/03/2026

A busy week so far! Smolt trap in today, ahead of planned monitoring next week (thanks SSE), Jim busy making our smolt holding boxes and a visit up the Farrar to discuss gravel re-introduction.... Thanks to Jim especially, and Highland Nature Restoration Fund for providing us with some extra kit :)

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Muir Of Ord Village Hall, Seaforth Road
Inverness
IV67TA

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