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Thames fish kill at Goring

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F^&*(

We are not putting it back it is a lump now put that curry down and go and get the scales

have I told you abouit the cruise control on my Volvo ,,,,,,,bla bla bla Barder rod has it come yet?? and don`t even start me on Chris Lythe :bleh::icecream:

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EA guy just been speaking about it on radfio Berkshire about 4000 mainly juv Roach and dace with some Pike and Perch along with oblig bleak,,,,,won`t be the only place on the Thames this happens or the Kennet come to that fish stranded with a dropping river

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We are not putting it back it is a lump now put that curry down and go and get the scales

have I told you abouit the cruise control on my Volvo ,,,,,,,bla bla bla Barder rod has it come yet?? and don`t even start me on Chris Lythe :bleh::icecream:

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As long as it isn't happening several times along the stretch ,but yes agree not a massive number all in all

We are not putting it back it is a lump now put that curry down and go and get the scales

have I told you abouit the cruise control on my Volvo ,,,,,,,bla bla bla Barder rod has it come yet?? and don`t even start me on Chris Lythe :bleh::icecream:

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Phew - glad it's not a major problem. That kind of thing must happen quite a bit I suppose? No big fish in there, I guess they behave differently.

 

Bright side - hungry big perch?

And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music

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At least rather than a chemical spillage wiping out thousands of fish, this is a weather-related incident and part of the ebb and flow of nature.

 

No doubt the country's eco-system has survived thousands of shocks such as this over the last few thousand years.

 

Still a shame though

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