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#250817 - 07/03/05 09:41 PM
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hearing whispers that two tone and other fish are dead due to polution.not good
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#250827 - 08/03/05 09:37 AM
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#250830 - 08/03/05 08:34 PM
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..Gutted, special place to many lads..
Yep, GUTTED a very special place for me that I've kept retuning to for many years. If winsford are members of the ACA they will also help .
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#250832 - 08/03/05 10:45 PM
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#250837 - 09/03/05 02:06 PM
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Good point Andy. My day job is troubleshooting within quite large projects. I'm not bad at it either and get decent rewards as a result. Farmers have been doing what farmers do for a very, very long time. I've fished for a long time (+35 years). REPORTED, regular mass fish deaths such as this are relatively recent, probably within the last 15 to 20 years. Granted, there have always been polluters, hence the ACA within angling. But things such as barrels of chemicals being dumped are isolated, (far too frequent!!!) incidents. The 'unexplained' mass fish deaths are now common place and are geographically spread. Something must have changed nationally to cause this. I have no idea what the cause could be, other than to go along the 'increasing angling pressure' route and all the things that attach to that increase. e.g. increased stocking of fish, more fisheries, disease/illness induced by injury in a fish creating an mini epidemic, increased numbers of non natural predators such as cormorants bringing infection with them. It could even be down to angler mobility. Transferring an infection from one water to another. I don't think we can blame the farmers though.
The fact is, it's another tragic event in angling.
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#250839 - 09/03/05 06:16 PM
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#250847 - 10/03/05 09:52 AM
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Hotshot, in an earlier post on this subject you mentioned that fish had been popping up for 3 weeks. Yet the EA have only just been informed????!!!! What are the controlling club playing at? I personally find this delay in getting expert help a tad suspicious. Is there something to hide? Is the farmer really the prime suspect or a diversion?
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#250861 - 11/03/05 09:01 PM
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