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November issue of ‘the River’

November 30, 2018November 30, 2018 by brian /

The Tweed Fisheries Management bodies – the River Tweed Commission & The Tweed Foundation – issue monthly  updates on fisheries issues for all those on the river.  The 2018-November-The River-Issue-9 is now available. The updates are distributed to fishing huts, hotels and […]

Source: River Tweed – November issue of ‘the River’

Category: River Tweed Commission

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