Tay District Salmon Fisheries Board Home Page

The Tay District Salmon Fisheries Board is the statutory authority empowered to protect , and improve the salmon fisheries in the catchment. This means looking after not just Atlantic salmon - Salmo Salar but the River Tay as a whole. This website provides details of its activities and information on the salmon and salmon fisheries of the River Tay, the largest salmon river in Scotland.		The River Garry has been all but destroyed by hydro power. But now there is hope at last! Read the report See how you can help
	8th May 2009 LATEST NEWS Tay Board calls for 100% catch-and-release because of poorer runs of Spring Salmon in 2009 Read the Board's statement and find latest newsletter here	Interested in fishing the Tay? Click here for fishing information online booking and river reports.
	Have your say on priorities for managing the Tay! Your views are being sought on the draft Tay District Fisheries Management Plan. Read it here.......	Opening Day - 15 January 2009 Redford Trophy won by 14.5 pound salmon from Islamouth
	Malloch Challenge Trophy This legendary trophy for the largest fly-caught salmon in Scotland has been reinstated! Read more...... Entry form available here	Keep up to date with projects the Tay District Salmon Fisheries Board is running to help the environment.
	Conservation is essential for the future of the Tay. The Board's strengthened Catch and Release Code for 2009 is available here.	Learn more about the atlantic salmons lifecycle and threats to its well being.
	Tay Salmon Conservation Award Dinner 2009. Find more information here	Links to fishing organisations and other useful sites and photo gallery
	Newsletters and reports from the river. May 2009 Newsletter and Annual Report available here

Tay District Salmon Fisheries Board, Site 6, Cromwellpark, Almondbank, Perth, Perthshire, PH13LW.
Telephone (01738) 583733 . (Mobile) 07974 360 787 .
Fax (01738) 583753 (Please call beforehand as the Fax is usually turned off to avoid spam)

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