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Bank Erosion Control

Bank erosion on River Brit

We were instructed by the Environment Agency to carry out bank erosion control using rock armour on the River Brit, Bridport

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For many years fishery managers, river keepers and riparian owners on chalk streams have been helping to improve the spawning areas of salmon and sea trout. Gravel washing involves the use of high pressure jetting equipment to loosen compacted and silted substrate. This process creates a clean river bed that encourages fish to dig their nests, or 'redds' as they are known, and spawn into the clean gravel. The clean gravel maximises the amount of oxygen reaching the eggs and encourages healthy development of the embryos. Kingcombe Aquacare offer this service to our clients so if your beat requires some tlc no not hesitate to call.

Gravel Washing and Spawning Redds

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