Britain’s last remaining mud-horse fisherman says his business is sinking – because of building work on a new nuclear power station. Dedicated Adrian Sellick, 59, is the fifth generation of his family to use the method – which sees him push a wooden sledge across the treacherous mudflats. The age-old technique allows him to get to the tide’s edge where he sticks stakes into the mud and hangs nets between them to catch shrimp and fish in Bridgwater Bay.
Burnham & Highbridge Weekly News 15th Nov 2017 read more »
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