KHV Virus Notification and action

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  • October 12, 2018 at 7:39 pm #8762
    Tracey Lacey
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    With a great sigh of relief, we can now advise that the risk of KHV transfer is now noted as “very low” and as such the ban in the use of keep nets can be lifted.

    Please though be very vigilant in ensuring that keep nets – Landing Nets and Unhooking mats are air dried before use in our waters.

    August 18, 2019 at 12:10 pm #8884
    Tracey Lacey
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    August 2019
    I am sorry to advise that again there is a significant risk of the KHV virus from a fishery in the near area and because of this for the protection of our fishery we are implementing the precaution of banning the use of keepnets in our lakes and ponds on the Tamworth Road complex – ie Pride lake, Olvers lake- Grimshaws lake, Redhouse lake and Poysers pond. Further notice will be given when this concern is reduced to an acceptable level.

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