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Effects of post-event event effluent on sea fishing
1 October 2013, 16:12, (This post was last modified: 1 October 2013, 16:13 by Grumpy Grandpa.)
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RE: Effects of post-event event effluent on sea fishing
In my own situation, I may be limited to the shoreline - beach casting and collecting shellfish. It's the shellfish that concern me most, I think. They're susceptible to algal blooms for example, aren't they? During such times do they not become a wee bit dangerous to eat?

As for effluent, I never did get round to studying shit in detail but surely there must be some toxins or other unpleasantness involved that could be retained by shellfish?

I suppose it's the uncertainty that's the real problem...

Doh! (Best Homer voice again.) Environmental Health Officer...



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