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Historic monitoring evidence · Environment Agency

Charlbury

Thames · survey site

This page records ecological survey evidence. It is not proof of current fish presence, abundance, fishing quality, access, permission or safety at this location.

6survey events
2 Nov 1993first recorded survey
23 Apr 2024latest recorded survey
12observed taxa shown

Observed taxa

What monitoring recorded here

Taxa are ordered by latest survey date. Counts and records reflect monitoring events, not an angling forecast.

Chub

Leuciscus cephalus
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
6

Dace

Leuciscus leuciscus
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
6

Gudgeon

Gobio gobio
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
6

Roach

Rutilus rutilus
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
6

Pike

Esox lucius
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
6

Brown / sea trout

Salmo trutta
First record
2 Nov 1993
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
4

Tench

Tinca tinca
First record
23 Apr 2024
Latest record
23 Apr 2024
Survey events
1

Common bream

Abramis brama
First record
16 Apr 2008
Latest record
12 Apr 2012
Survey events
4

Perch

Perca fluviatilis
First record
16 Apr 2008
Latest record
12 Apr 2012
Survey events
4

Crucian carp

Carassius carassius
First record
12 Apr 2012
Latest record
12 Apr 2012
Survey events
1

Barbel

Barbus barbus
First record
22 Apr 2010
Latest record
22 Apr 2010
Survey events
1

Rudd

Scardinius erythrophthalmus
First record
22 Apr 2010
Latest record
22 Apr 2010
Survey events
1

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