A lesson to all anglers, always take your discarded line home

Poor little Gaza the goose, hanging around for a couple of hours, I could see he was almost asking me for help, so Harry Bignall and myself decided to rescue him from some discarded fishing line that had cut deep into his leg.. since this Gaza’s leg is healing well.
A massive message to anglers, please take your discarded line home, for nature’s sake.

[@hewittb68]

Brilliant; well done guys

[@stewie0863]

Well done Dr,speed,,,that bird looks well happy sitting there,,,

[@martinsedgwick7387]

Well done Nick

[@dazmanbert]

Well done lads 💓💓

[@JeffOrtega33]

nice one gents poor goose thanks for sharing

[@neilmilner7074]

Well done Nick, makes me sick the amount of venues you visit and the litter these idiots leave from maggot bags to sweetcorn tins, drives me insane. Its a poor show when I'm taking a carrier bag with me in my bait bag to take other people's litter home.

[@Carlmasters89]

Good job . I’m always picking peoples line that Thay have left behind. Thay should be band from fishin . Well done nick .

[@anthonyhamblin6294]

my pet hate dropped disgarded line well done guys

[@mickstaniforth4498]

Top man Nick

[@foragefishbikeboat]

Well done Nick, too much rubbish left around.

[@allanwithers8509]

Top man Nick.

[@antrog1895]

Hero 👍

[@liamstevens6014]

Good on you nick. Ive pulled braided line and barbed hooks out of Canadian geese in the past on pools where they are not allowed. Why can't people follow rules and also take line and litter home. Also, why the thumbs down. Some people are so inconsiderate.