ANNUAL REPORTS

Each year the Board publishes a comprehensive Annual Report which outlines all the activities undertaken by the Board and the Research Trust. The most recent Annual Reports can be downloaded below:

• 2012 Annual report
• 2011 Annual report
• 2010 Annual report
• 2009 Annual report
• 2008 Annual report
• 2007 Annual report
• 2006 Annual report
• 2005 Annual report
• 2004 Annual report

 

SPEY BRIEFINGS

The Spey Fishery Board and Spey Foundation also publish Briefings to outline their work on current projects and topics of general interest. These can be downloaded below:

2013

• February – 2013 Fishing Season Underway!

2012

• June – Salmon Head Lesions

 2011

• July – The Salmon Genetic Analysis Project
• June – The Dalmore Spey Foundation Dram
• March – A New Season on the River Spey
• Spey Conservation Policies

2010

• August – Protecting the River Spey
• July – Salmon Genetics Project
• May – Sea Trout Scales Point to Change
• April – Enhancing the Upper Sp

2009

• October – Pauls Hill Wind Farm Monitoring Results
• June – Genetics Project Underway
• April – Hatchery and Stocking Update
• March – Outlook for 2009

2008

• July – Controlling Ranunculus
• May – Moray Firth Sea Trout Project
• April – Paddlers: Guidance for Anglers
• February – New Season Opens

2007

• November – Spey Catch 2007
• October – Vaki Counter Installed on R.Dullan
• September – Drop in Early Season Catch
• June – Habitat Improvements Protect Fish Stocks
• March – 2007 Season Opens
  

2006

• December – Spey Salmon and Sea Trout Catch 2006
• October – Pupils Get to Grips with Salmon
• August – Smolt Trap Update
• April – What is a Spey Sea Trout
• February – CASS LIFE Project

2005

• November – Salmon and Sea Trout Catch 2005
• October – Investigating Salmon Run-timing
• August – Moray Firth Seal Management Plan
• July – Alien Fish Establish in the Spey
• June – Measuring Smolt Numbers in the Spey
• May – Keep Gyrodactylus OUT
• February – Sea Trout Conservation

2004

• December – Best Salmon Season since 1995
• September – Spring Runs Continue to Improve
• July – Improved Spring Salmon Runs
• May – Economic Value of Angling on the Spey
• March – Spey Catch 2003

2003

• November – Anglers Release 70% of Salmon