Apologies if you have seen this on the Assynt threads, but thought it would be good to flag up in this as well. As part of the Social and Community Benefits of Angling research we have updated the Assynt Angling Research website.

Go to: Welcome | Assynt Angling Research There you will find:

- An interactive searchable Ordnance Survey map with dozens of loch locations marked. You can click on the lochs, get permit, boat and location details as well as other information. There are comments from other anglers about how they are fishing - please add yours!

- The Assynt Angling Survey 2010. If you're fishing there it will really help the research and local angling groups if you can complete it.

- An online catch return. Very little is recorded about what is caught in Assynt and this is one way you can help ifnorm angling in the area.

- You can also get information about salmon and sea trout fishing, and sea fishing. And we are adding literature, film, pictures and other artefacts of Assynt angling history.

We are keen that research is made available as we go along - the project runs from 2009-2011. An Interim Report from last year's work in Assynt - as well as other aspects of The Social and Community Benefits of Angling Research - is available at www.resources.anglingresearch.org.uk

Many thanks
Adam Brown,
Substance

The Social and Community Benefits of Angling Research project

Thank-you, I'll be up in Assynt again soon.

Unfortunately you don't give a link for the maps and your second link won't work for me... Any chance of a few working links?