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Salmon Fishy is Going on in Rivers
redorbit.com May 12, 2008
By LYNNE KELLEHER THE number of wild salmon caught in Ireland last year dropped by 400 per cent after conservationists shut down fishing on many Irish rivers. ... The famous fish is set to become an even more prized dish in restaurants as strict controls are put in place...
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