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Missing fisherman found dead on Hawke's Bay beach named

Astrid Austin
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12 Aug, 2019 09:05 PMQuick Read
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A member of the public found Timothy Langford's body on Clifton Beach on Tuesday morning. Photo / Warren Buckland

A member of the public found Timothy Langford's body on Clifton Beach on Tuesday morning. Photo / Warren Buckland

The body found at Clifton Beach in Hawke's Bay was 75-year-old Timothy Langford, police have confirmed.

Police say Langford was reported missing after a fishing trip on the Tukituki River on August 10.

Police offer their condolences to Langford's family and friends.

His death has been referred to
the coroner.

A member of the public reported the body to the police after seeing it on the beach at Clifton about 8am today.

A rāhui has been placed by local iwi on the Tukituki River and beaches around Haumoana as a result.

Langford was initially fishing with a friend, but the pair later split up. His vehicle was located parked close to the river.

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The fisherman was reported missing at 7pm on Saturday.

The rāhui will last for a week, meaning whitebaiting on the river and river mouth will be off limits for the first five days of the season.

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