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When and Where to Catch a Salmon

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For many, catching a salmon is a lifelong ambition. With flourishing rivers, including the famous River Tweed, the South of Scotland is the place to go. This journal entry will tell you all you need to know about when and where to go fishing in…

13th February 2024
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