Anglers on the River Tweed have been urged to exercise restraint in their salmon fishing activities as the river faces pressure from declining fish stocks. Local authorities and conservationists are calling for a more sustainable approach to fishing, aiming to protect the salmon population for future generations. In this article, we delve into the current situation on the Tweed, explore the reasons behind the call for restraint, and highlight the efforts being made to ensure the river remains a thriving habitat for salmon.
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