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Acton Park lake closed to fishing

Last updated: 2018/07/31 at 2:49 PM
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A number of dead fish have been found at Acton Park Lake recently which could be due to a number of reasons. It could be that oxygen levels are low due to the warm weather or it could be due to a fish virus known as KHV. It is not harmful to humans.

The Fish Health Inspectorate is carrying out tests to establish whether or not the virus is present. The tests will take up to four weeks to confirm, or otherwise, the presence of the disease.

Notices have been put up and bailiffs will help enforce the temporary closure. We’ll let you know when it’s open to fishing again.

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