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Ooh Ray and up she rises!198 viewsMany thanks go to Richard, Mervyn, Thomas, Mike and Andrew without whose help the removal of unwanted coarse fish from the Weir Trout lake could not have been accomplished so successfully.
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Heave oh!173 viewsThis Trout lake had very heavily discoulered water with a very bad algae problem. After several discussions with the Environment Agency as to the causes of algae, discolouration etc. it was concluded that the Coarse fish occupying the Trout lake needed removing.
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A "gang" effort165 viewsSo, we dropped the level of water in the lake and removed most of the Coarse fish. Since then, a leak in one bank has been plugged and many water plants have been planted. The lake has been "rested" to give the juvenile plants the opportunity to root.
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Roach - what roach?323 viewsOk, whose for counting? 1, 2, 3, 4,....
Just some of the many Roach removed from the Trout lake.
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225 viewsAs you can see the lake was devoid of any bankside plants and had heavily discoloured water due to algae. We now hope to restore the lakes ecology and return the lake back into a Trout lake before Christmas 2006.
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Carefully does it.307 viewsA 15lb Grass Carp is carefully removed and will be returned at a later date.
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Another Grass Carp is handed over.205 viewsIn preparation for transporting to one of our other lakes.
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The final "scoop"241 viewsHere we are gathering the fish following a complete draw down the lake with a sein net. For a bunch of amateurs we have been incredibly successful.
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Nine Oaks Fishery
