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Historic monitoring evidence · Environment Agency

Lentons Bridge

Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire · 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.

13survey events
3 Dec 1987first recorded survey
27 May 2016latest recorded survey
18observed taxa shown

Separate-signal passport

What this record proves — and what it does not.

No blended quality score. Identity, monitoring, freshness, access and rules stay as separate signals so one strong fact cannot hide a missing one.

01 · Identity

Stable monitoring site

AnglerRadar ID
ea-fish-site:6719
EA waterbody ID
GB105030062430
Waterbody
Wainfleet Relief Channel (River Steeping)
Catchment
Witham Catchment
02 · Observed evidence

Dated survey record

Scope
freshwater
Survey events
13
Positive taxa shown
18
Recorded methods
NETTING · SEINE NETTING · WRAP AROUND SEINE NETTING
03 · Freshness

Latest survey about 10 years ago

Coverage runs from 3 Dec 1987 to 27 May 2016. This is historic monitoring, never a live presence or catch forecast.

04 · Trip constraints

Access remains unresolved

The survey carries no fishing-rights boundary, permission, opening status or safety notice. Check the owner, rod licence, current byelaws and conditions separately.

Location protection: AnglerRadar does not print the survey coordinate on this page, and nearby API results use coarsened survey areas rather than exact species-linked points.

Observed taxa

What monitoring recorded here

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

Bleak

Alburnus alburnus
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
13

Common bream

Abramis brama
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
13

Roach

Rutilus rutilus
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
13

Ruffe

Gymnocephalus cernuus
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
13

Perch

Perca fluviatilis
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
13

Pike

Esox lucius
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
12

Roach x common bream hybrid

Rutilus rutilus x Abramis brama
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
11

Rudd

Scardinius erythrophthalmus
First record
1 May 1996
Latest record
27 May 2016
Survey events
5

Gudgeon

Gobio gobio
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
19 Jul 2010
Survey events
12

Silver bream

Abramis bjoerkna
First record
7 Apr 1993
Latest record
19 Jul 2010
Survey events
11

Tench

Tinca tinca
First record
7 Apr 1993
Latest record
19 Jul 2010
Survey events
10

European eels > elvers

Anguilla anguilla
First record
7 Apr 1993
Latest record
19 Jul 2010
Survey events
7

Spined loach

Cobitis taenia
First record
7 Apr 1993
Latest record
9 Jul 2008
Survey events
7

Golden rudd

Scardinius erythrophthalmus
First record
28 Jun 2006
Latest record
28 Jun 2006
Survey events
1

Stone loach

Barbatula barbatula
First record
2 Sept 2004
Latest record
2 Sept 2004
Survey events
1

Dace

Leuciscus leuciscus
First record
3 Dec 1987
Latest record
1 May 1996
Survey events
2

3-spined stickleback

Gasterosteus aculeatus
First record
7 Apr 1993
Latest record
1 May 1996
Survey events
2

Brown / sea trout

Salmo trutta
First record
1 May 1996
Latest record
1 May 1996
Survey events
1

Rules and access

Check before you travel.

Environment Agency ecology records do not carry fishing-rights boundaries or live restrictions. Confirm the fishery owner, permission, local byelaws, seasonal rules, safety notices and current conditions before setting out.

Check live freshwater fishing rules

Provenance

Source, licence and boundary

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More evidence nearby

Other surveyed waters in Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire.

1,174 survey sites in this ecology region carry recorded taxa. Each keeps its own dates and source.

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