Tons of dead bunker fish removed from shoreline in Southampton
Town officials say more than 170 tons of dead bunker fish have been removed from the bay and shoreline in Southampton. The bunker fished washed up after a fish kill in the Shinnecock Canal a couple
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Dec 6, 2016, 6:00 PM
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Updated 2,936 days ago
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Town officials say more than 170 tons of dead bunker fish have been removed from the bay and shoreline in Southampton.
The bunker fished washed up after a fish kill in the Shinnecock Canal a couple of weeks ago.
Residents have been complaining of an awful odor.
The bulk of the fish are being taken to a town composting facility.
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