The Spey Fishery Board is advising all anglers to adopt precautionary measures during the ongoing heatwaves impacting the River Spey. As water temperatures rise and river levels fall, dissolved oxygen levels fall which increases stress…
As we enter the smolt run period and officially reach the beginning of Spring, SFB would like to remind anglers of the current catch and release fish handling guidelines and tackle recommendations produced by Fisheries…
The Spey foundation is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a Working with Rivers intern this year to protect and restore Scotland’s freshwater species and habitats. The intern position will work alongside professionals…
The Spey fishery board is very excited to announce an Job vacancy on behalf of the Scottish Invasive Species Initiative. SISI is a multi-year project in northern Scotland, which aims to encourage communities to tackle…
After the end of a long and difficult season, and the AGM on the 10th of February 2026, the the SFB’s 2025 annual report is ready for public circulation. The AGM summarises the activity of…
The Spey Fishery Board is pleased to announce that the salmon rod catch for the River Spey in 2025 was 3,677, 99% of which were released. This is less than 2024’s catch of 5,344 (99%…
We are excited to announce that the 2025 River Spey auction is live! Find the auction here The River Spey and its tributaries constitute a keystone component of the ecological network of northeast Scotland, supporting…
