Anglers warned to watch out for Pacific Pink Salmon
An invasive species of salmon has been found in a river in the west of the Island.
A female Pacific Pink Salmon, a non-native species, has been captured by an angler in the River Neb.
The fish can be identified by their characteristic black mouths, large round, dark spots on their tails and a prominent hump on male salmon in season and have become more prevalent in waters in the UK.
Anyone who catches one is asked not to release it - instead take photos, freeze it and inform the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture who can collect it.
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