About the Spey Fishery Board
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The Spey Fishery Board
The Spey Fishery Board is responsible for the Spey Fishery District, which includes 52 rod fisheries within the mainstem of the Spey and its tributaries.
- About the Spey Fishery Board
- Spey Fishery Board Publications
- Management
- News updates
The Spey Foundation
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Spey Foundation
The Foundation’s main role is to undertake research in a range of topics and provide scientific evidence to the Spey Fishery Board.
- About the Spey Foundation
- Our Work
- Biosecurity
- Foundation Staff
- Spey Foundation Publications
- Spey Blog
The River
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The River
The River Spey is the seventh largest river in Britain, with a catchment area of 3,000km2, and a stream network length of about 36,500km.
- Pearl mussels
- Lampreys
- Minnows
- Pike
- Sea Trout information
- Salmon information
- Geology
- Catchment Characteristics
Managing the River
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Managing the River
The Spey Fishery Board is responsible for the Spey Fishery District, which includes 52 rod fisheries within the mainstem of the Spey and its tributaries.
- Access
- Abstraction
- Predators
- Riverworks
- Hatchery
- Habitat
- Bailiffs
Fishing on the River Spey
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Fishing on the River Spey
Information about fishing the spey, beats and availability and Malcolm Newbould's weekly fishing reports.
- Weekly fishing reports: 2018
- Weekly fishing reports: 2017
- Weekly fishing reports: 2016
- Weekly fishing reports: 2015
- Weekly fishing reports: 2014
- Weekly fishing reports: 2013
- Weekly fishing reports: 2012
- Weekly fishing reports: 2011
- Weekly fishing reports: 2010
The Spey Catchment Initiative
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Spey Catchment Initiative Update 2016
The Spey Catchment Initiative Update for 2016 newsletter has been published and is now available to download here. The update includes information on the following…
- Allt Lorgy Project Finalist for 2016 UK River Restoration Prize
- The Spey Catchment Initiative
- The Spey Catchment Initiative: Introduction
- Spey Catchment Initiative: Publications