The River Tweed is internationally recognised as one of the leading salmon fishing rivers in the United Kingdom, attracting anglers from across the world in pursuit of wild Atlantic salmon.
Alongside its renowned salmon fishing, the River Tweed is also increasingly recognised for high-quality Sea Trout, Brown Trout and Grayling fishing across the catchment, supporting a diverse and internationally important freshwater fishery.
The River Tweed Commission is the statutory fisheries authority responsible for protecting, managing and improving Atlantic salmon, Sea Trout and freshwater fish populations throughout the River Tweed and Eye catchments.
The Tweed Foundation is an independent environmental charity delivering fisheries science, river conservation and ecological research across the River Tweed & Eye catchment.
The charity supports the sustainable management of Atlantic salmon, Sea Trout and freshwater biodiversity through scientific monitoring, habitat restoration, fish passage improvement and long-term environmental research.
Through education, citizen science and volunteer programmes, the Tweed Foundation also helps connect communities and young people with the River Tweed and its wildlife, supporting the future of healthy rivers and sustainable fisheries.
Become a Friend of the Tweed Foundation and support our science, education, and conservation work through your membership, donations, merchandise, smolt sponsorships, and by joining our events and annual auction.