Sea creatures exhibition brings creatures of the deep to the UK

A world record breaking whale is set to make its first ever visit to Europe as part of this summer’s Sea Creatures exhibition. Continue reading →

Leaving the European Union provides an opportunity move away from the Common Fisheries Policy, to create a sustainable, responsible and responsive policies.

The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs want to know your thoughts on the future of fisheries. Continue reading →

Anglers from across the UK were out fishing last Friday and Saturday night in search of sea trout. In the words of Hugh Falkus fishing for the elusive fish falls into four parts in much the same way as a game of football, these being: the first half, half time, the second half and extra time.

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FishPal were in London at the weekend taking part in a discussion on the future of Salmon. The program was part of a 24 hour broadcast to celebrate World Fishing Day. We asked anglers to send in their questions for the program. During the coming weeks we will add the answers to the FishPal blog and share these across social media to continue the discussion.

Question:How do the Atlantic Salmon Trust know for every 100 Salmon that leave our rivers only 5 return. Where did they get these figures from? Continue reading →

We asked Phil Adams from the Northumberland Branch of the Salmon & Trout Conservation to write a few words about how he now takes photographs of the fish he catches.  Continue reading →

Trout like this are in the offing for those prepared to flash their flesh.

We know it’s quintessentially English to parade around in waders even in the baking heat.  To a huge degree the advancements in breathable waders has made this somewhat bearable.  Yet, given the unseasonable hot weather we’ve experienced throughout June, even those who claim to have been born in waders secretly pray for a respite.  Continue reading →

Gordon Castle Estate are looking for Brand Ambassadors to help take their brand to the next level Continue reading →