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The hatchery programme provides very valuable scientific data. For research purposes and to protect the genetic integrity of the wild fish, all hatchery-origin salmon must be killed. Any wild fish, in contrast, must be released alive (unless it is the very first salmon of a fisherman’s life).
We are pleased to announce the 2022 edition of our annual fishery newsletter. We are now looking forward to the 2023 fishing season and bookings are open. Bookings can be made through our website or give us a call […]
Each autumn, we place our Delphi Salmon Club membership bookings for the following year. Join the wait list this November for priority reservations following member bookings. No credit card required. We’ll simply reach out to you to confirm […]
Join Us for the fly fishing event of the year … Some great activities are planned for the FFI Virtual Expo. FFI has some of the best instructors in the world. They are coming to you online to […]