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Compare river fishing evidence · England

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Choose two named waters and compare the evidence that actually exists. Survey effort, species records and freshness are shown separately because none proves access, current presence or fishing quality.

Kent, South London and East Sussex

Richmond Park SERT Baseline

Survey sites
4
Survey events
4
Recorded taxa
8
Evidence period
14 Jul 2015 – 15 Jul 2015
Sites latest within 2 years
0
Sites latest over 10 years ago
4
EA waterbody IDs
Not supplied
Access status
Not established by survey data
Thames

River Kennet

Survey sites
56
Survey events
264
Recorded taxa
31
Evidence period
28 Sept 1999 – 14 Oct 2025
Sites latest within 2 years
16
Sites latest over 10 years ago
31
EA waterbody IDs
GB106039017420 · GB106039023120 · GB106039023140 · GB106039023172
Access status
Not established by survey data

Overlap

8 recorded taxa appear in both survey sets

The site counts are shown per water. A higher count can reflect more monitoring sites, not a larger or healthier population.

  1. ChubRichmond Park SERT Baseline 4River Kennet 41Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 9 Oct 2025
  2. DaceRichmond Park SERT Baseline 4River Kennet 41Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 9 Oct 2025
  3. RoachRichmond Park SERT Baseline 2River Kennet 36Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 8 Oct 2025
  4. GudgeonRichmond Park SERT Baseline 4River Kennet 31Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 1 Oct 2025
  5. MinnowRichmond Park SERT Baseline 1River Kennet 11Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 14 Oct 2025
  6. Stone loachRichmond Park SERT Baseline 2River Kennet 8Latest evidence 14 Jul 2015 · 8 Oct 2025
  7. European eels > elversRichmond Park SERT Baseline 4River Kennet 5Latest evidence 15 Jul 2015 · 10 Oct 2025
  8. 3-spined sticklebackRichmond Park SERT Baseline 2River Kennet 4Latest evidence 14 Jul 2015 · 14 Oct 2025

Only in the Richmond Park SERT Baseline survey set

No distinct positive taxon aggregate in this comparison.

Only in the River Kennet survey set

  1. Brown / sea trout47 sites · latest 14 Oct 2025
  2. Pike47 sites · latest 9 Oct 2025
  3. Perch38 sites · latest 9 Oct 2025
  4. Bleak27 sites · latest 25 Sept 2025
  5. Barbel22 sites · latest 25 Sept 2025
  6. Grayling21 sites · latest 9 Oct 2025
  7. Common bream19 sites · latest 25 Sept 2025
  8. Atlantic salmon14 sites · latest 25 Oct 2010
  9. Tench13 sites · latest 13 Nov 2024
  10. Roach x common bream hybrid12 sites · latest 25 Oct 2018
  11. Bullhead11 sites · latest 14 Oct 2025
  12. European eel9 sites · latest 8 Nov 2013
  13. Ruffe9 sites · latest 5 Nov 2022
  14. Rainbow trout8 sites · latest 8 Oct 2024
  15. Brook lamprey7 sites · latest 14 Oct 2025
  16. Common [wild] carp5 sites · latest 24 Oct 2018
  17. Pike varieties5 sites · latest 1 Oct 2025
  18. Mirror carp4 sites · latest 4 Nov 2008
  19. Common carp varieties3 sites · latest 22 Oct 2015
  20. Rudd3 sites · latest 4 Nov 2022
  21. Silver bream3 sites · latest 4 Nov 2022
  22. Brook lamprey > ammocoete1 site · latest 6 Oct 2023
  23. Golden goldfish1 site · latest 12 Nov 2009

Method and boundary

Comparison, not prediction.

  • SourceEnvironment Agency Ecology & Fish Data
  • LicenceOpen Government Licence v3.0
  • Source copy retrieved23 Jul 2026
  • CoordinatesNot published on this page
  • Not assertedAccess, current presence, abundance, catch prospects or safety
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