Blockaded port bug

[Scuzzlebutt]

Hey, I've come across a rather annoying bug in my campaign. I had an enemy city's port blockaded while I was besieging the city. After I had conquered the city my fleet still had the port blockaded so I moved it away. However, the blockades around the port still remain. I had the whole port destroyed and rebuilt but it was of no use. This is rather annoying because it reduces the city's income and public order. I searched if anyone else has ever encountered this bug, but I didn't find anything. Any solutions?

[Silverheart]

It seems to me that it should just be a visual bug...
Have you checked the settlement information scroll to make sure that there´s really no sea trade taking place anymore?

[Scuzzlebutt]

Thanks for the reply. Yes I've checked it's not a visual thing. It reads its blocked and in the settlement details there's zero sea trade and public order is lower because the docks are blocked. I have, however, resolved this. Through the hard way, though. As plague came the public order got so low that the folk in the city revolted and now it's a rebel city. The port is no longer blocked, all I need to do is to conquer it again.

[Silverheart]

Thanks for the reply. Yes I've checked it's not a visual thing. It reads its blocked and in the settlement details there's zero sea trade and public order is lower because the docks are blocked. I have, however, resolved this. Through the hard way, though. As plague came the public order got so low that the folk in the city revolted and now it's a rebel city. The port is no longer blocked, all I need to do is to conquer it again.

Strange - I´ve never encountered such a bug before.
But I´m glad it worked out, and that you found a solution to it.