RTC

The Scotland Act 1998 (River Tweed) Order of 2006 condensed, amalgamated and modernised all the Tweed acts since 1807, and is the law under which we operate. Under the 2006 Order, the RTC is charged with the general preservation and increase of Salmon, Sea trout and other freshwater fish in the river Tweed and its tributaries, in particular with the regulation of fisheries, the removal of nuisances and obstructions, and the prevention of illegal fishing... The River Tweed Commission (RTC) is a statutory body with responsibility within the River Tweed and Eye catchment for the protection and improvement of its Salmon, Sea trout and other freshwater fish populations. The Tweed Foundation is a charitable trust working to protect, improve and enhance the stocks of all native freshwater fish species within the River Tweed system.

Also known as: River Tweed

Registration numbers: SC011055 (W), SC366380 (W)

Primary location: Melrose United Kingdom