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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Covid19 update #3 – Fishing on the Devon from Friday 29th May 2020
Great news we have now entered Phase 1 and the Scottish Government has given the green light: fishing on the River Devon is conditionally permitted once again from Friday 29th May 2020. Unfortunately, Glenquey remains closed for fishing but the … Continue reading
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Corvid-19 update #2 – The earliest that fishing on the Devon can begin is Friday 29th May 2020
Apologies there has been some confusion here (and elsewhere) as to when fishing will permitted by the Scottish Government. We have confirmed that the date fishing can recommence will be announced by the Scottish Government on Thursday 28th May. It … Continue reading
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Corvid-19 update #1B – Getting back out fishing
Please read with care the advice below to minimise the risk to you and other people when angling recommences: Anyone displaying symptoms of Covid-19 or shares a household with any individual displaying symptoms, should not go fishing and continue to … Continue reading
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Corvid-19 update #1A – Scottish Government plans to open up restricted angling from May 28th 2020
UPDATE 26th May 2020 This update is intended to inform members of the some of the advice provided by Forth District Salmon Fisheries Board, SANA & Angling Scotland. It will be in two parts, firstly an update on progress/understanding of … Continue reading
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Corvid-19 update – Scottish Government opens up restricted angling from May 28th 2020
The Devon Angling Association note the guidance provided by the Scottish Government’s document ‘COVID-19 – Framework for Decision Making – Scotland’s route map through and out of the crisis’ published on 21st May 2020. On the basis the Scottish Government … Continue reading
