ADS06 - The Pipe
1
50.692815771797, -1.9265127182007
50.692815771797, -1.9265127182007
Unfortunately, one of the two nets that were marked for recovery was lost in the storm last week, hopefully, it may wash up on the beach somewhere further down the coast. The other net recovery and removal went smoothly and we were able to bring it back to shore and cut free and disentangle approximately 40+ crustraceans. The recovered net has been there for several months and the crabs were in a pretty weak state, they should recover.
Thanks to all who helped cut them free - it wasn't an easy task.
Thanks to all who helped cut them free - it wasn't an easy task.
No
We managed to release all of the live crustaceans but there were several dead ones.
stormy with high winds, rain, sunshine
Emma Christison
0
3
40.00
20
6.00
5.00
6
estimated
10.00
Monofilament net
On
kilograms
I have debris data to report
Slight for waves 0.5 -1.25 meter high
Mnofilament net
Edible Crab, Velvet Crab, Spider Crab, Lobster
Released Unharmed
40
m2
meters
rocky reef
State\Province
Dorset
City
Poole
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