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River Clyde Fisheries
Management Trust Ltd. |
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River Manager
•A good river manager should have a
sound knowledge of the entire river and feeder burns in his area
•Friendly rapport with the owners of the
land or fishing rights & should keep them informed of any intended
stocking, survey or improvement work being carried out.
•Knowledge of all fish species and there
densities within his river and how they interact with other species
•Knowledge of poaching hot spots
•Identify, know and understand the aquatic
and terrestrial invertebrates in or near the river and how they can
be important as indicator species in times of pollution or poor
water quality.
Installation of river flow obstructions
must be done with some thought and care and only carried out in low flow
conditions and outside the spawning period.
The placing of the boulders should be kept away from the banks so as not to
accelerate bank erosion. Creating areas similar to the sketch can increase
the habitat complexity and create new microhabitats. The areas will also
allow cover for juvenile and adult fish dependant on material size use. |
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