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Ross-shire anglers offer prime time on Coul Fishings beat on River Conon in raffle fundraiser to benefit Missing Salmon Alliance with tickets available at Sports and Model Shop in Dingwall

Anglers in Ross-shire and beyond are being offered the chance to hook some prime fishing at the peak of the season.

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The walk: Bac an Eich – the giants cast their spell

Location: Ross and Cromarty

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Bill Abernethy, who found Scotland s largest freshwater pearl, dies aged 96

Bill Abernethy was Scotland's last pearl fisherman and uncovered the largest freshwater pearl found in Scotland in living memory.

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Keiss and Bower pupils learn about teamwork during week at activity centre

PICTURES: Primary school pupils from Keiss and Bower have been enjoying a "once-in-a-lifetime" range of adventurous pursuits at an activity centre.

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Remains of huge fish of a lifetime found during routine patrols near River Connon

© Supplied by Cromarty Firth Fishe Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Highland fishery board discovered the remains of the huge fish last week, which still had some teeth attached, in the River Connon. According to the Cromarty Firth Fishery Board and Trust it is estimated the salmon was around 44lbs (20kg) during it’s prime. Measuring 200mm from the tip of the jaw – known as the kype – to the hinge, the board compared the animal to a previous fish caught on a river in Norway.

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