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November 17, 2006 · about 20 years ago

More patrols after salmon poached

Patrols to protect spawning salmon in rivers on Exmoor are to be stepped up after poaching incidents. Despite regular patrols, poachers struck last weekend and removed about 20 adult fish from a pool on the River Barle, the Environment Agency said.

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Patrols to protect spawning salmon in rivers on Exmoor are to be stepped up after poaching incidents. Despite regular patrols, poachers struck last weekend and removed about 20 adult fish from a pool on the River Barle, the Environment Agency said.

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