Rick Ritter has more from devastated people in that community.
What started as 100,000 dead fish is now closer to 200,000. Some say algae is not the problem.
In pictures, it’s one dead fish after the other. In person, it’s the same story, but even tougher to take in.
“To see something like this just angers the hell out of me. It really does,” said Scott Sewell, conservation director, Maryland Bass Nation.
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But let some poor guy trying to east take a couple rockfish and he gets fined to death and they take his boat......
I think it's the orange donut floats there.
I've never seen that many dead fish without them there.
"eat" I am really starting to hate this autocorrect stuff on the computer.
Can't blame that one on chicken houses.
Conservation Director is angry... maybe his anger is a neurosis he should seek some help. Nature possesses many mysteries that Al Gore has failed to contemplate and include as a part of his scam
so what's happening with the save the bay & bay restoration taxes imposed on every household? Too much lack of accountability
All that pollution is coming DOWNSTREAM to the Eastern Shore and destroying our bay.. Now we know WHO is polluting the bay.
And the third parts of the creatures which were in the sea, and had life, died.
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