Cookie Policy
Information about the small files and related technologies used to remember choices and, where permitted, understand campaign or site activity.
Last updated: 22 September 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website can store on a browser or device. They can be used for essential functions, to remember preferences and, when appropriate consent has been given, for measurement or marketing-related purposes.
2. Necessary cookies
Necessary cookies support functions that are required to provide the service or remember a choice you have made. The cookie named cookie_consent records whether you selected all cookies or necessary cookies only. It is set for up to 180 days so that the consent panel does not need to be shown on every visit.
3. Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies may be used to understand aggregated site usage, such as which pages are visited and how people move through the site. Where such tools are enabled and consent is required, they are not used for that purpose before you have actively agreed. Providers and retention periods may vary if the analytics setup changes, and this policy will be updated when that happens.
4. Marketing and campaign cookies
Marketing or campaign cookies may be used to understand whether a visit or enquiry followed a particular advertising campaign and to measure campaign performance. Where these technologies are not strictly necessary, they are used only after the relevant consent choice. They may involve third-party advertising or measurement providers where a campaign is active.
5. Third parties
Some optional technologies can be provided by external analytics, advertising or hosting partners. Where a third party stores or accesses information on your device for a non-essential purpose, the consent request will apply before that use begins. Details are reviewed when the set of providers changes.
6. Managing your choice
You can accept optional cookies or continue with necessary cookies only from the cookie panel. You can later reopen the choice using “Change cookie choice” in the footer. Browser settings may also allow you to remove or block cookies, although blocking necessary cookies can affect some site functions.
7. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be directed to John Macmillan (Fishing), Address: Isle Of South Uist, +44 7988 363178, [email protected].
