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In Scotland there are between 100 and 150 commercial trout fisheries

The voluntary workforce in fisheries management runs into the hundreds

The total number of anglers generates an annual expenditure of £3.3 billion


 

Fisheries Management

Is fisheries management right for you?

It could be right for you if:

  • You’re interested in fish and fishing
  • You don’t want to be office bound and would like the opportunity to work outdoors
  • You like developing new skills
  • You relish responsibility and being part of a small team
  • You are good with people

Top five useful skills to develop to work in fisheries management:

  • An understanding of fish and fish welfare
  • Knowledge of habitats and their effective management
  • An understanding of legislation and its practical application
  • Conservation knowledge and skills
  • A variety of practical skills and knowledge

Click here to find out which qualifications could help you get these skills


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Sheila Roderick, Productions Systems Administrator, Scotland
"Working in fish farming is a challenging career, with good progression"
Sheila Roderick

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