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River Ayr District Salmon Fishery Board
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  • Fishing River Ayr District Salmon Fishery Board

Minutes of Meetings

  • River Ayr DSFB Meeting Minutes Aug 2022
  • River Ayr DSFB Meeting Minutes Jul 2022

Other Documents

  • March Brown Survey
  • Biosecurity Plan
 

  • Documents

    • Minutes of Meetings, etc

  • Recent Posts

    • Reducing Silt inputs in the Ayr Catchment 11th August 2024
    • Sorn Castle Dam- New Fish Pass installed by Ayrshire Rivers Trust 16th June 2023
    • Stair Dam receives some work to help fish passage 5th May 2023
    • Notice of the DSFBs Annual General Meeting 14th April 2023
    • River Ayr Annual Meeting of Qualified Proprietors 14th April 2023

  • River Cam

     

    Farson DigitalRiver Ayr Webcam at Tarholm provided by Farson Digital

  • River Levels

    • River Ayr at Catrine – SEPA
    • River Ayr at Mainholm – SEPA
    • Lugar Water at Langholm – SEPA
    • River Ayr at Catrine – FishPal
    • River Ayr at Ayr – FishPal
    • Lugar Water at Ochiltree – FishPal

  • Ayrshire Rivers Trust News

    • Phase 2 of the Mauchline Burn restoration 19th August 2024
    • Reducing silt inputs and restoring fish populations to the Mauchline Burn, River Ayr catchment 12th August 2024
    • Brockloch Project update 25th July 2024
    • Electrofishing surveys commence July 2024 23rd July 2024
    • Preventing a path from disappearing into a burn 1st July 2024
 

  • Latest Posts

    • Reducing Silt inputs in the Ayr CatchmentRestoration work on Mauchline Burn  Ayrshire [...]
    • Sorn Castle Dam- New Fish Pass installed by Ayrshire Rivers TrustSorn Castle Dam has long been [...]
    • Stair Dam receives some work to help fish passageAyrshire Rivers Trust staff fitted two [...]

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  • About River Ayr District Salmon Fishery Board

    The River Ayr is the largest of the rivers in Ayrshire, SW Scotland. It has a catchment area of 574 sq. kilometres and its principal tributaries include the Greenock Water, Lugar Water, Water of Fail and Water of Coyle.

    Email: info@ayrfishing.co.uk
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