Haaf Net Fishing - Solway Firth Partnership

Haaf netting is a traditional and long-established method of fishing for salmon and sea trout in the Solway Estuary. This type of fishing was once carried out in many of the estuaries on the Solway Coast but is now limited to the Nith and the Annan in Dumfries and Galloway and the Eden in Cumbria.  Catching Read more »

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Haaf Net fishermen on the Solway Firth fear their 1,000-year-old tradition could be pushed to the edge of extinction due to restrictions on the number of

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