WRFT Activities

The primary role of the Wester Ross Fisheries Trust is the collection and compilation of scientific data relating to fish populations in the area. Our work supports fisheries conservation and management and informs many people involved with looking after our rivers and lochs. Our main field season is from June through to the end of October. Data are analysed and reports drafted during winter months. To extend awareness of fisheries related issues, the Trust attends local ‘open days’ and a range of meetings with representatives of government and non-government organisations. The Trust has developed several school-based education projects including 'Salmon in the Classroom' and 'Life in Lochs'. Two newsletters and an annual review are produced each year. This website is intended to provide further access to information about fisheries investigations, monitoring and management in the area and updates on WRFT activities.

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• Arctic charr discovery week 2008 1st notice
  Please download this document for details of the WRFT Arctic charr discovery week. .  Posted: 09/09/2008 (162KB)
• WRFT FMP 2009+ Summary
  WRFT Fisheries Management Plan 2009+ Summary and Contents page.  Posted: 25/02/2009 (4.06MB)
• WRFT Review May 2010
  This annual review present a summary of the work of the Trust over the year 2009 to 2010 including surveys of juvenile fish, sea trout in the sea, invasve non-native species, catch records, and a range of fisheries management and education projects.  Posted: 17/05/2010 (5.52MB)
• WRFT Stillwater Workshop & RAFTS Challenge
  First notice of workshop and RAFTS Challenge on 12-13 June .  Posted: 06/03/2009 (336KB)