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Bladnoch Smolt Run Report 2019

January 1, 1970August 19, 2019 by brian /

Each spring a fyke net is secured over the inflow to Torhouse Trout Farm which catches any smolts entering from the main stem.

Source: Galloway Fisheries Trust – Bladnoch Smolt Run Report 2019

Category: Galloway Fisheries Trust

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