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Traditional River Severn salmon fisherman
A traditional River Severn salmon fisherman with the rows of salmon traps, or putchers that were used for thousands of years before the Enviornment Agency banned them in 2012. The last remaining fishermen were awarded a huge compensation payout by the Court of Appeal after a long legal battle Date: 1998
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Agency Baskets Environment Estuary Fisheries Fishermen Fishery Severn Tidal Tide Tides Traps Salmon
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 40.4cm x 40.4cm (15.9" x 15.9")
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In this evocative photograph, a traditional River Severn salmon fisherman is seen wading through the shallow waters of the estuary, surrounded by rows of ancient salmon traps, or putchers, that have been used for thousands of years to catch the migrating fish. The Severn Estuary, located on the western coast of England, has long been renowned for its rich fishing grounds and the unique method of salmon fishing using putchers has been a part of the region's cultural heritage for centuries. The putchers, which consist of large baskets or wicker traps, were set up along the riverbed and relied on the natural flow of the tides to catch the salmon as they swam upstream to spawn. This traditional fishing method, which dates back to the Roman times, was a sustainable and low-impact way of harvesting the fish, allowing them to pass through the traps unharmed during their downstream migration. However, in the late 20th century, the use of putchers came under threat from environmental concerns. In 2012, the Environment Agency banned the use of putchers, citing their potential impact on the fish population and the environment. The last remaining fishermen were awarded a huge compensation payout by the Court of Appeal after a long legal battle, marking the end of an era in the history of River Severn salmon fishing. This photograph captures the essence of a bygone era, showcasing the connection between the fisherman, the river, and the natural cycle of the tides. The putchers, which once played a crucial role in the local fishing community, now stand as a testament to the rich history and tradition of salmon fishing on the River Severn.
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