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Oulton Broad fishing evidence · East Anglia

What fish are in the Oulton Broad?

Monitoring has recorded 9 species across 4 surveyed sites on this water, between 1991 and 1991. These are survey records with dates. They do not establish what is present today, that the water is fishable, or that you have permission to fish it.

River evidence passport

Four signals, kept deliberately separate.

The passport shows identity, survey breadth, evidence freshness and trip constraints without turning unlike facts into an opaque “best river” score.

01 · Identity

Oulton Broad

EA ecology area
East Anglia
Waterbody IDs
GB105034045900
Catchments
Waveney catchment
02 · Survey breadth

4 sites · 4 events

9 positive taxa aggregates are shown. More survey coverage is not a fishing-quality verdict.

03 · Freshness by site

Latest 12 Aug 1991

Within 2 years
0 sites
3–5 years
0 sites
6–10 years
0 sites
Older
4 sites

Recorded species

What monitoring has found here

Ordered by how many sites on this water recorded the species. A species not listed has not been recorded by these surveys — which is not the same as being absent.

  1. Common breamAbramis brama4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  2. European eels > elversAnguilla anguilla4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  3. FlounderPlatichthys flesus4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  4. RoachRutilus rutilus4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  5. Roach x common bream hybridRutilus rutilus x Abramis brama4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  6. RuffeGymnocephalus cernuus4 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  7. PerchPerca fluviatilis3 siteslatest 12 Aug 1991
  8. SmeltOsmerus eperlanus2 siteslatest 9 Aug 1991
  9. DaceLeuciscus leuciscus1 sitelatest 12 Aug 1991

Surveyed sites on this water

4 shown, newest survey first

Provenance

Source and licence

  • SourceEnvironment Agency Ecology & Fish Data
  • LicenceOpen Government Licence v3.0
  • Source copy retrieved23 Jul 2026
  • Waterbody nameAs published by the Environment Agency
  • Not assertedCurrent presence, access, permission, fishing quality or safety