.Kelso, River Tweed, Scottish Borders, Écosse, Royaume-Uni. Ouverture officielle de la saison de pêche du saumon de la rivière Tweed 2023. Tenue à Kelso aux frontières écossaises. Les Pipers mènent une procession de pêcheurs à la ligne sur les rives de la rivière Tweed à travers les rues pavées de Kelso. Communiqué de presse 1 février 2023 ouverture officielle à Kelso de la saison de pêche du saumon de l'tweed River la Commission de l'tweed River (RTC) a organisé aujourd'hui la première ouverture officielle de la saison de pêche du saumon de l'tweed River aux frontières écossaises pendant plus de 30 ans. Le Tweed est célèbre dans le monde entier et a une tradition de pêche qui s'étend ba

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• Date de la prise de vue: 1 février 2023

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.Kelso, River Tweed, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK.. Official opening of the River Tweed 2023 salmon fishing season. Held at Kelso in the Scottish Borders. Pipers lead a procession of anglers to the banks of the River Tweed through Kelso’s cobbled streets. Media Release 1 February 2023 River Tweed Salmon Fishing Season Officially Opened in Kelso The River Tweed Commission (RTC) today hosted the first official opening of the River Tweed salmon fishing season in the Scottish Borders for over 30 years. The Tweed is famous across the globe and has a fishing tradition that stretches back centuries. It is the most productive salmon river in the UK*, contributes around £24 million each year to the local economy and supports over 500 jobs. The Tweed river system has 121 named beats, 72 on the main river stem and 49 on its Ettrick, Teviot, Till and Whiteadder tributaries. It was on the Tweed that the techniques underlying modern rod and line salmon fishing were first developed in the mid 18th century. Mairi Gougeon MSP, Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Islands performed the opening ceremony by blessing the river with a dram of Glenkinchie and wishing the river’s anglers success. Angler Kent Håkansson from Sweden then cast the first line of the season. Formed in 1807**, The River Tweed Commission is believed to be the oldest river fishery protection board in the world. For many years, both the RTC and its charity, The Tweed Foundation, have been raising awareness of the issues faced by wild Atlantic salmon due to climate change and marine pollution and have been working to protect and enhance stocks within the Tweed catchment. Tree planting along river banks is providing shade that helps to reduce the high water temperatures that cause stress or mortality in young salmon. Stock in the river is monitored at each stage of the salmon lifecycle and barriers to fish migration are removed to allow upstream passage to spawning grounds as

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