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Gardo netting station on Tweed starts killing scarce Spring Salmon

April 25, 2017April 25, 2017 by brian /

Spring Salmon remain scarce on the river and Tweed anglers are helping to play their part in preserving this small stock of fish by returning their catch to the water. The River Tweed Commission (RTC), on the advice of the […]

Source: River Tweed – Gardo netting station on Tweed starts killing scarce Spring Salmon

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