[Terry Coging]

Just learnt that the trout fishery that we are fishing on Friday have stocked some salmon.  I don't see why not but will they be catchable? I would assume that they would just lie doggo in a freshwater pond?...or maybe a pellet fly will get them moving

[Derek Roxborough]

our club stocked salmon fry in to a stank , after 3 years they were about 11/2-2lb, and catchable if you remembered to let them take , these could be caught any where on this stank, so they were moving about, they were good fun to catch , we released them , but some one thought it would be ok to empty the stank and came down with a bagful, that was the end of that, some people cant help themselves , or perhaps that's the problem they do help them selves, but while they were there they were fun to catch, there is another loch with them in up to about 4 or 5lb but that is a trade secret,   Derek Roxborough

[Rob Brownfield]

Been tried in a few commercial fisheries over the years.

I think the most famous is Palm Springs Fishery in Englandshire  http://palmspringssalmon.co.uk/

I seem to recall a lot of criticism that the fish were in poor condition and very expensive to fish for.

the one in the video at the end ($:13) is a bit...well...meh!

[Rob Brownfield]

But these ones from last year look a bit nicer

[Derek Roxborough]

The Palm springs fishery was a race way type with a current,and the salmon were stocked out at a fairly large size, our club one was a peaty stank( Eisen mort) with a good head of water lilies and a nesting pair of red throated divers,yet these fish survived for at least 3 years, Derek Roxborough