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Lochailort Recirculation Hatchery opened in June 2013. It has the capacity to produce 5 million smolts and 6 million fry and parr Inchmore Hatchery, Glenmoriston, Inverness-shire Freshwater loch farm at Black Bay, Loch Shiel Freshwater loch farm at Black Bay, Loch Shiel Underwater lights in Loch Shiel Smolt rearing pens in Loch Shiel Black Bay, Loch Shiel looking towards Glenfinnan Black Bay, Loch Shiel looking west Mobile pen in Loch Shiel getting ready to transfer smolts Freshwater loch farm at Salmon Bay, Loch Shiel Loch Arkaig Checking salmon parr at Loch Garry Loch Garry in winter Freshwater loch farm on Loch Garry Loch Garry team Well boat discharging smolts into a sea water pen Ardnish Feed Trial Unit, Loch Ailort Ardnish Feed Trial Unit, Loch Ailort Polar Cirkel boat Loch Ainort, Isle of Skye Camus Glas, Loch Sunart Cheese Bay, North Uist Well boat for salmon size grading at Cheese Bay Grey Horse Channel, North Uist Grey Horse Channel feed barge Kingairloch, Loch Linnhe Feeding fish at Laga Bay, Loch Sunart Loch Leven salmon farm near Ballachulish Loch Ainort, Isle of Skye Salmon pen net Hellisay salmon farm, Isle of Barra Aerial view of Hellisay salmon farm, Isle of Barra Hellisay salmon farm, Isle of Barra Loch Hourn salmon farm with Isle of Skye in the background Isle of Ewe salmon farm, Ross-shire Salmon in net Feed barge and well boat in Loch Seaforth, Isle of Harris Salmon farm Isle of Skye Mak Siccar work boat Loch Leven salmon Well boat at Ardgour, Loch Linnhe Well boat in Loch Ainort, Isle of Skye Ronja Commander well boat can carry 100 tonnes of live salmon from sea farms to the Harvest Station in Mallaig Meavaig, East Loch Tarbert, Isle of Harris Balmeanach Bay, Isle of Skye Fish collection from the sea farm Loch Torridon salmon farm – preparing to crowd the fish using a float line Well boat crossing the Minch taking live salmon to the Mallaig Harvest Station (rough) Well boat crossing the Minch taking live salmon to the Mallaig Harvest Station (smooth) First harvest from Hellisay salmon farm, Isle of Barra Chilled tankers transport killed fish from the Mallaig Harvest Station to the Blar Mhor processing plant in Fort William where they are gutted and packed Fish tankers being loaded with salmon. Each tanker holds ice slurry and carries 18 tonnes of salmon Blar Mhor processing plant Fort William - hand gutting line Blar Mhor processing plant Fort William – box weighing Box lids Box stacking – Blar Mhor processing plant Fort William Box scanning - Blar Mhor processing plant Fort William A wet day at Gorsten salmon farm Salmon pen net Invasion Bay salmon farm Alex Salmond MSP First Minister of Scotland and hatchery technician Jennifer Colston Swan following boat on Loch Garry Marine Harvest at the Queen's Coronation Festival Marine Harvest at the Queen's Coronation Festival Marine Harvest Shinty, image courtesy of The Camanachd Association Marine Harvest Shinty, image courtesy of The Camanachd Association The Team at Laga Feeding at Poll na Gille Argyll Feeding at Poll na Gille Argyll Fish Sampling Port na Cro Argyll Salmon Net Lice checking at Port-na-Cro Argyll Meavaig, Isle of Harris Soay Soay West, Loch Tarbert Monitoring fish feeding in the pen
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