Does it seem similar to this?
http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/whirling_disease_strikes_fish_in_new_haven/

Yes. That must be exactly what it is. The description matches 100%. I'm new to SCF (and to NHV for that matter): can the Marine Fisheries Division, mentioned at the end of the NHI article, be reached through the app, or should I reach out separately?

You can find CT DEEP here (http://www.ct.gov/deep/cwp/view.asp?a=2690&q=322474&deepNav_GID=1511) and they also have a Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/CTFishAndWildlife), Not sure if they have a direct link via SeeClickFix. Maybe one of the SCF admins will read this and let us know?

I do not believe they have a watch area but I am having a conversation with them this week. I'm hearing that it would be valuable to have DEEP as part of the SCF community.

Thanks Ben. Yes I think it's a good idea. In fact I saw a boat/barge in New Haven harbor just this past weekend spewing a MASSIVE amount of thick black smoke that I would have loved to report to DEEP via SCF.

From the NHI article:

"Anyone who sees a fish kill in the state should call the Marine Fisheries Division at 860-434-6043 or email them at deep.marine.fisheries@ct.gov"

I took my son to the walkway bridge behind the skating rink on Friday. There was a large school of bunker (in excess of 100) that were surfacing. I fish there every year for over 30 years. The last time this happened was in 1982 (large school followed by a fish kill) the fish kill encompassed Humphrey St North to this walkway.

Thanks Fairhavener. They can create a watch area to receive alerts when the words "dead fish" are used on SeeClickFix. Does someone want to message them to suggest that? I'm happy to if no one else wants to.

Just passed by walking home. No fish on the surface the way there were this AM, but this is what the banks look like.

Here's a video I took during lunchtime today.

Ben why don't you reach out to CT DEEP with an "official" invitation to bring them on board SCF.

Will do Rob. I think this thread will help show the value as well!

Thanks, all.