Two evenings of presentations which should be of interest to all trout and grayling anglers on Tweed   more »

The Borders MP, Michael Moore, spent a day with the River Tweed Commission and Tweed Foundation on the River last week   more »

News of a recaptured salmon tagged at Paxton netting station on 18th September 2006 reaches the Foundation - from Oslo   more »

Hardys & Greys voucher for £500 top prize in Log Book draw   more »

Evidence gathering for lack of grayling movement in the river   more »

Reporting tagged fish recaptures supplies important information on fish behaviour   more »

Winners of the prize draw for returning a Log Book for the 2006 season are announced.   more »

New independent study of the impact of fishing on Tweed concludes that it is worth just under £18 million p.a.   more »

Following the tagging which took place on 16th December 2006, there are two reports of recaptured Grayling to date.   more »

Autumn 2006 saw the Gala fish counter installed and the first data from fish travelling upstream on the Gala Water   more »

Time is running out to enter the Prize Draw for returned Catch Log Books from the 2006 season   more »

Reporting recaptures of tagged Grayling to the Tweed Foundation helps with its dedicated Grayling exploitation study   more »

As can be seen from this chart, when numbers caught in the second half of the season started to increase in the late 1940’s (black line), average size (white columns) began to decline slowly (solid blue arrow)   more »

The Scottish Parliament has unanimously agreed the principles of the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill.   more »

Long-term decline in average weight of fish caught began in the mid-1980's   more »

A Gs Contingency Plan was published on Monday   more »

The veterinary Association for Wildlife Management (VAWM) held its 2nd symposium at The East India Club in St James's Square, ...   more »