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Historic monitoring evidence · Environment Agency

Byron's Pool Bypass Channel

East Anglia · 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.

4survey events
4 Apr 2011first recorded survey
4 Jul 2012latest recorded survey
11observed 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.

Gudgeon

Gobio gobio
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
4

Minnow

Phoxinus phoxinus
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
4

Brown / sea trout

Salmo trutta
First record
9 May 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
3

Stone loach

Barbatula barbatula
First record
9 May 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
3

Dace

Leuciscus leuciscus
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
2

Roach

Rutilus rutilus
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
2

3-spined stickleback

Gasterosteus aculeatus
First record
1 Jun 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
2

Bullhead

Cottus gobio
First record
1 Jun 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
2

Spined loach

Cobitis taenia
First record
9 May 2011
Latest record
4 Jul 2012
Survey events
2

Chub

Leuciscus cephalus
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
9 May 2011
Survey events
2

Perch

Perca fluviatilis
First record
4 Apr 2011
Latest record
9 May 2011
Survey events
2

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