AnglerRadar / Compare rivers Compare river fishing evidence · England
Same facts. No winner score. 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.
East Anglia
Survey sites 20
Survey events 139
Recorded taxa 29
Evidence period 10 Jul 1989 – 25 Sept 2023
Sites latest within 2 years 0
Sites latest over 10 years ago 15
EA waterbody IDs GB105034045780 · GB105034045900
Access status Not established by survey data Thames
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
21 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.
Pike Waveney (central) 20 River Kennet 47 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 9 Oct 2025 Perch Waveney (central) 20 River Kennet 38 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 9 Oct 2025 Chub Waveney (central) 17 River Kennet 41 Latest evidence 15 Sept 2023 · 9 Oct 2025 Dace Waveney (central) 17 River Kennet 41 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 9 Oct 2025 Roach Waveney (central) 20 River Kennet 36 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 8 Oct 2025 Gudgeon Waveney (central) 17 River Kennet 31 Latest evidence 14 Sept 2023 · 1 Oct 2025 Tench Waveney (central) 16 River Kennet 13 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 13 Nov 2024 Stone loach Waveney (central) 19 River Kennet 8 Latest evidence 15 Sept 2023 · 8 Oct 2025 Common bream Waveney (central) 8 River Kennet 19 Latest evidence 15 Sept 2023 · 25 Sept 2025 European eels > elvers Waveney (central) 20 River Kennet 5 Latest evidence 15 Sept 2023 · 10 Oct 2025 Bullhead Waveney (central) 10 River Kennet 11 Latest evidence 11 Sept 2023 · 14 Oct 2025 Ruffe Waveney (central) 10 River Kennet 9 Latest evidence 9 Jul 2014 · 5 Nov 2022 European eel Waveney (central) 8 River Kennet 9 Latest evidence 7 Aug 2008 · 8 Nov 2013 3-spined stickleback Waveney (central) 12 River Kennet 4 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 14 Oct 2025 Roach x common bream hybrid Waveney (central) 2 River Kennet 12 Latest evidence 7 Aug 2008 · 25 Oct 2018 Minnow Waveney (central) 1 River Kennet 11 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 14 Oct 2025 Rudd Waveney (central) 6 River Kennet 3 Latest evidence 25 Sept 2023 · 4 Nov 2022 Mirror carp Waveney (central) 4 River Kennet 4 Latest evidence 26 Jun 2003 · 4 Nov 2008 Brook lamprey Waveney (central) 1 River Kennet 7 Latest evidence 22 Jun 2005 · 14 Oct 2025 Common [wild] carp Waveney (central) 1 River Kennet 5 Latest evidence 28 Jul 1989 · 24 Oct 2018 Pike varieties Waveney (central) 1 River Kennet 5 Latest evidence 27 Aug 2008 · 1 Oct 2025 Only in the Waveney (central) survey set 10-spined stickleback 4 sites · latest 25 Sept 2023 Chub x dace hybrid 2 sites · latest 21 Jun 2007 Lamprey sp. > ammocoete 2 sites · latest 4 Sept 2008 Roach x chub hybrid 2 sites · latest 28 Jun 2006 Roach x dace hybrid 2 sites · latest 4 Sept 2008 Roach x rudd hybrid 2 sites · latest 31 Jul 1989 Brook lamprey ammocoetes 1 site · latest 15 Sept 2023 Crucian carp 1 site · latest 17 Jul 1989 Only in the River Kennet survey set Brown / sea trout 47 sites · latest 14 Oct 2025 Bleak 27 sites · latest 25 Sept 2025 Barbel 22 sites · latest 25 Sept 2025 Grayling 21 sites · latest 9 Oct 2025 Atlantic salmon 14 sites · latest 25 Oct 2010 Rainbow trout 8 sites · latest 8 Oct 2024 Common carp varieties 3 sites · latest 22 Oct 2015 Silver bream 3 sites · latest 4 Nov 2022 Brook lamprey > ammocoete 1 site · latest 6 Oct 2023 Golden goldfish 1 site · latest 12 Nov 2009 Method and boundary
Comparison, not prediction. Source Environment Agency Ecology & Fish Data Licence Open Government Licence v3.0 Source copy retrieved 23 Jul 2026 Coordinates Not published on this page Not asserted Access, current presence, abundance, catch prospects or safety