http://www.salmonatlas.com/ ©2007 Spoonlabs d.o.o. Vivvo CMS 4.1 2012-05-18T04:38:40+01:00 http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/welsh-seatrout2009.html 2011-03-24T18:18:00+00:00 2011-03-24T18:18:00+00:00 Editor This does not make good reading. The lovely, clean rivers of Wales should be teeming with sea trout - and some still are - but they are not what they used be. Take a look. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/icelandsalmon2010.html 2011-03-22T14:44:00+00:00 2011-03-22T14:44:00+00:00 Editor Salmon fishing in Iceland goes from strength to strength with increased catches, year on year, in most of the rivers. Most are small rivers fished by few rods yet they are prolific. Iceland shows what can be done with enlightened fishery management and environmentally sound practices. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/salmonnorway2010.html 2011-03-16T11:08:00+00:00 2011-03-16T11:08:00+00:00 Editor With Norway awash with wonderful, powerful and pure salmon rivers this table should make mouth-watering reading. We examine the 21st century salmon rod catches from the top 63 salmon rivers of Norway and highlight those improving rivers (green) and those in decline in recent years (pink). Note the season is short at only three months for most rivers (June, July, August). The rivers are ranked in order of their 11 year average. Sort the columns to see how catches have changed. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/england-salmonstats2009.html 2011-01-17T13:18:00+00:00 2011-01-17T13:18:00+00:00 Editor We take a close look at the 21st century rod catches from salmon rivers in England. The signs are generally positive but there are some alarming downward trends that need addressing. The rivers are ranked on the basis of their average catch this millennium. Click on the headers of the table shown to re-order the figures to show how rankings have changed over the years. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/one_for_the_pot.html 2010-08-15T12:11:00+01:00 2010-08-15T12:11:00+01:00 Editor Despite everything man and nature throws at them, salmon are actually rather good at reproducing themselves and normal growth is exponential. The salmon play a http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/norway-salmon-catches.html 2010-07-23T15:59:00+01:00 2010-07-23T15:59:00+01:00 Editor With Norway awash with wonderful, powerful and pure salmon rivers this table should make mouthwatering reading. We examine the 21st century salmon rod catches from the top 63 salmon rivers of Norway and highlight those improving rivers (green) and those in decline in recent years (pink). Note the season is short at only three months for most rivers (June, July, August). The rivers are ranked in order of their 10 year average. Sort the columns to see how catches have changed. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/scottish-salmon-catches.html 2010-07-22T15:26:00+01:00 2010-07-22T15:26:00+01:00 Editor Here we table the Atlantic salmon caught by rod and line in the top 52 Scottish rivers. They are ranked by their average catch over http://www.salmonatlas.com/news-views/gloomis_steve_rajeff_tour.html 2010-06-14T16:47:00+01:00 2010-06-14T16:47:00+01:00 Editor G.Loomis along with Sage and Hardy have always rightly been viewed as the leading innovators, designers and manufacturers of some of the finest fly rods in the world. Now is your chance to see all the key G.Loomis models demonstrated and learn which is best suited to what from none other than Director of R&D and World Casting Champion - Steve Rajeff who is on a 4 date UK tour starting Thursday this week. This is a must-see event if you are serious about your tackle choice and fly fishing in general. http://www.salmonatlas.com/salmon-statistics/salmon-weight.html 2009-09-10T21:01:00+01:00 2009-09-10T21:01:00+01:00 Editor Catch and release is a great way to preserve salmon stocks. If you would like to know how much your fish weighed then here are http://www.salmonatlas.com/news/scottish-salmon2008.html 2009-10-02T09:59:00+01:00 2009-10-02T09:59:00+01:00 AGS - The Association of Salmon Fishery Boards The Association of Salmon Fishery Boards has welcomed the official confirmation that the total rod catch of salmon for 2008 indicates that the number of fish entering Scotland’s rivers is relatively stable.