The ERFT is a Limited Company first registered in 2006 with charitable status granted in 2007. We became operational in May 2008 with the appointment of Dr Marshall M Halliday as the Trust Director under the Chairmanship of Tom Sampson.
The EDSFB is the statutory body with responsibility for the management of salmon and sea trout stocks in the Rivers North and South Esk.
The work of the Trust depends on its ability to raise funds to fulfil its aims and objectives for the rivers within the Esk District. There are a number of funding opportunities for some projects which the Trust have initiated. However, we require funds to develop our work and hope that anglers will support the work of the Trust. It will be largely through your support that we will be able to ensure that the rivers within the District are developed to the highest sustainable standards.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE QUALIFIED PROPRIETORS OF THE ESK DISTRICT SALMON FISHERY BOARD
The Annual General Meeting will be held in the Northern Hotel Brechin on 10th July 2017 at 6.30pm.
ALL ANGLERS, NETSMEN AND PROPRIETORS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND
Welcome
1. Apologies for Absence
2. Approval of the Minutes of the AGM held on the 30th June 2016
(Minutes enclosed)
3. Matters Arising
4. Chairman’s Report
5. Approval of the Annual Report of the Esk Board (enclosed)
6. Approval of the Statement of Accounts for the year to 31st December
2016 (enclosed)
7. Appointment of auditors
10. Introduction of the future Esk Director Dr Craig McIntyre
M M Halliday Clerk to the Board
13th June 2017
AGENDA
THE ESK DISTRICT SALMON FISHERY BOARD MEETING
at 4.30 pm on the 10th July 2017
The River North Esk is a medium energy river. Its upper reaches are on granite in the Cairngorms massif, its middle reaches are in the foothills of the Cairngorms in glacial valley floors and its lower reaches are in the coastal plain. The North Esk is 69km long ...Read More...
The River South Esk is a high energy river. Its upper reaches are on granite in the Cairngorms massif, its middle reaches are in the foothills of the Cairngorms in glacial valley floors and its lower reaches are in the coastal plain. The catchment is 488 km2 ...Read More...
The Bervie Water is a medium energy river. Its upper reaches are in the foothills of the Cairngorms in glacial valley floors and its middle and lower reaches are in the coastal plain. The Bervie is 30km long, has a catchment area of 135 km2...Read More...
The Lunan Water is a low energy river with its whole length being in the coastal plain. The Lunan Water has a catchment area of 124km2 and a mean annual discharge of 1.67m3s-1. Its major tributary is the Vinny Burn. The main settlements ...Read More...
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