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Rare native fish saved just in time

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Doc freshwater technical adviser Sjaan Bowie (left) and biodiversity ranger Tayla Hooker electric fishing in a stream off Corbies Creek, Waitaki catchment, earlier this month. PHOTOS: DOC A population of a rare native freshwater fish, sometimes known as "jaws", was saved in the nick of time after the swift removal of predator trout.

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Rare native fish saved just in time

Doc freshwater technical adviser Sjaan Bowie (left) and biodiversity ranger Tayla Hooker electric fishing in a stream off Corbies Creek, Waitaki catchment, earlier this month. PHOTOS: DOC A population of a rare native freshwater fish, sometimes known as "jaws", was saved in the nick of time after the swift removal of predator trout.

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