Beachgoers report dead fish, red tide impacts

Dead fish wash up on Sarasota County beaches as red tide moves in
Fish kills lingered across several Sarasota and Manatee County beaches after the long President's Day weekend.
Beachgoers report dead fish, red tide impacts in Sarasota and Manatee counties
A FWC map from Tuesday afternoon showed varying degrees of red tide in the water off Manatee and Sarasota counties.
Lingering red tide mucks up Sarasota and Manatee beaches through Presidents Day
Dead fish littered many Sarasota and Manatee County beaches into Presidents Day as red tide offshore of Southwest Florida continues.
Dead fish washing ashore on Lido Beach as Mote Marine Laboratory confirms red tide
At the water's edge, some beach goers took photos and others stopped to look at the dead fish, which could be seen as far as the eye could see on Lido Beach.
Beachgoers find dead fish scattered across Lido Key shoreline
Monday was a seemingly beautiful beach day, but once visitors reached the shoreline, they were greeted with an unwelcome sight and stench. Thousands of dead fish now line the sand along Lido Beach. “I love fish, but I want them to be on a fishing pole, not on the beach stinking up,” said Randy Comstock.
Hundreds of dead fish line up beach shores on the Suncoast, signaling the return of Red Tide
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Many beachgoers saw dead fish along the shore this weekend. This is because Red Tide has returned to the Suncoast. At Lido Key Beach on Sunday, Mote Marine Laboratory rated the Respiratory Irritation level as “Intense.”
Red tide is blooming on the Florida Gulf coast, but is Sarasota affected? What to know.
Red tide is causing fish kills and respiratory irritation at some Florida beaches, but are Sarasota and Manatee area beaches among them?
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Red tide is caused by a harmful algae bloom. It can bring respiratory problems and even fish kills in high concentrations.
Lido Key shoreline littered with dead fish due to red tide
Red tide has made an unwelcome return to the area. Monday was a seemingly beautiful beach day, but once visitors reached the shoreline, they were greeted with an unwelcome sight and stench. Thousands of dead fish now line the sand along Lido Beach.
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