Noahs_Ark
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Just read this article on The Fisherman... thought it may be of some interest
STRIPER DIE-OFF IN CONNECTICUT
Hundreds of striped bass have been found washed up on the shore of a small, central Connecticut river.
http://www.thefisherman.com/index.cfm?f ... rentCat=19
"News of a die-off of fish is never a good thing to hear. When it happens to be our beloved striped bass, it is bad. When the majority of the fish involved are small fish that have not yet reached sexual maturity, it is even worse. Unfortunately such was the case this week at a small river located in central Connecticut that dumps into Long Island Sound."
STRIPER DIE-OFF IN CONNECTICUT
Hundreds of striped bass have been found washed up on the shore of a small, central Connecticut river.
http://www.thefisherman.com/index.cfm?f ... rentCat=19
"News of a die-off of fish is never a good thing to hear. When it happens to be our beloved striped bass, it is bad. When the majority of the fish involved are small fish that have not yet reached sexual maturity, it is even worse. Unfortunately such was the case this week at a small river located in central Connecticut that dumps into Long Island Sound."
