As part of an evidence gathering exercise, this literature review was commissioned on behalf of the Close Season Working Group to review the evidence in relation to the close season for coarse fish in English rivers.
Millions of fish-deaths caused by toxic Prymnesium algal blooms could be prevented with the application of a household chemical best known for bleaching hair, breakthrough research has revealed.
A task group from the Environment Agency, Broads Angling Strategy Group, Broads Authority, Natural England, Pike Anglers Group, Broads IDB and scientists from John Innes Centre have been working through a number of issues on how to deal with this in the future under a number of themes.
Rob Uittenbogaard from Delrares to explores the feasibility to apply air curtains in the Broads to reduce salt intrusion during storm surge events in order to minimise freshwater fish mortality.
Northern pike VI tag retention and population dynamics in Sportsmans Broad
In March and April this year, the Environment Agency’s fisheries staff led one of the largest rescue operations in its history to save more than 700,000 fish
Kelvin Allen the BASG Treasurer and Eastern Region chairman of AT has made the news headlines this week, in calling for some concerted action to manage and protect the Broads National Park from Prrymnesium algae.
Back in 2015 both BASG and the EA looked hard at the social economics surrounding Broads Angling
Hoveton Great Broad Restoration Project: Seasonal Comparative Fish Surveys Summary Report
What’s the Environment Agency doing to help Broadland pike anglers?