Fish Legal – “Natural Resources Wales Accept Publicly For The First Time That Poultry Industry Is Damaging River Wye” (28/11/2022)
The Welsh environmental regulator, Natural Resources Wales (NRW), has for the first time publicly acknowledged that diffuse pollution from the intensive poultry industry in Mid Wales is linked to damage to protected species in the River Wye SAC. In a report uncovered …
Afonydd Cymru – “NRW Acknowledge Poultry Industry Is Damaging The Wye” (29/11/2022)
Natural Resources Wales appears to have acknowledged publicly for the first time that the expansion of the poultry industry in Mid Wales has had damaging effects on the river Wye. To read the full news article, simply visit NRW Acknowledge Poultry Industry …
Legal Action Against Llynfi Polluter Hindered by Natural Resources Wales (28/11/2022)
Following our ongoing work focussing on the Afon Llynfi pollution incident, which occurred back in July 2020, to bring legal action to those responsible, Fish Legal has recently released a news item which details the challenges which both GAS and Fish Legal …
Fishing Suspension Lifted (With Exceptions) – 20th August 2022
Firstly, thank you all for supporting our decisions to halt fishing during the multiple heat waves we have recently experienced. Temperatures have, thankfully, continued to drop, placing several of our waters back within safe limits for salmonids, however, our Wye beats are …
Further Fishing Suspension on All Beats – Sun 7th August 2022
As our Usk and Wye beats are once again consistently exceeding 20C, and as we are set to experience even air temperatures as we move into the coming week, we have once again made the decision to suspend all fishing on these …
Fishing Suspension Lifted – 26th July 2022
Firstly, on behalf of your Committee, I would like to thank you all for your continued patience and support during these warmer temperatures. These conditions are sadly now becoming the annual ‘norm’. Over the past week, we have finally experienced a decrease …
Fishing Suspended on All Beats – 10th July 2022
Due to the increased temperatures these past weeks, we are now experiencing 20°C-plus water temperatures on our beats, with some even hitting 25°C. As the forecast for the coming week(s) is set to be even hotter, there will be a substantial negative …