How many fish species in the Tees ?

[Baramundi Bob]

Anywan have any idea how many species can be caught in the Tees ?

[flying condom]

Sea Trout is 1

[Sambo]

Off the top of my head Glenn I can think of the following:

Pike
Carp (yep, there are some in there)
Bream (and lots of them)
Dace
Roach
Perch
Chub
Barbel
Trout
Minnow
Eels

[Patterdale]

When I use to coarse fish around the Yarm are we used to catch loads of 'Teesside Trout'

Awkward little buggers to get off your hook.

Lol

Doug

[woody]

salmon ........... still in its tin lol

[Sambo]

salmon ........... still in its tin lol

 

Knowing my luck if I caught a tin of Salmon it would be out of date!! 

[langy]

wat about tench dunno if thats 1 

[Baramundi Bob]

Not Prof tench I hope 

[langy]

nah 

[Davo]

Salmon, Grayling and Flounder.

Well i wouldnt say they can be caught by rod and line but there are Sea Lampreys in the Tees.

[go go gadget]

STICKLEBACKS!!!!! 

[lochbois]

I ask the question how many fishermen are their  fishing for salmon, sea-trout ,brown trout,and ells ,in the Tees.I used to get the bus to yarm and catch the ells and my first chub at yarm where the yellow water came in then when the tide came in the line used to get covered in slime from the skin yard .i was at school then ,and i would get on the  train to Saltburn and buy Herrings for bait .OR fish Glazedale for the  salmon parr which seemed plentifull then.The TEES at Stockton then looked filthy expecially at Low tide when you watched the rats on the banks.Now we never seem to have time .<lochbois>

[northwestern]

shopping trolly fish 

[sparky1251]

what about the humbel gonk(gudgeon),not as many as there used to be but there was some stonkers in there,as for tench yup they in there to not great numbers but they in there.

[Davo]

I wouldnt be surprised that theres Tench in there as well Sparky, as its probably one of Englands best angling rivers.

[mattylamb]

catfish

[sparky1251]

couldnt agree more dave,certainly in the same league as the trent used to be in the 80,s and early 90,s. still used to enjoy the tidal river mind for thoughs winter roach and shoals ov silver arrows,minus 4 degree,s,,,,3.30am on a winters morn freezin our bitts off,it was a fight for a peg them days and many a wellie lost in the gunge at yarm,it was around 1991 when i seen the first carp pulled out,a 13lb mirror from preston park in 1 of our preston park angling club matches.

[Davo]

That brings memories back sparky. I used to fish for the Dace behind the skin yard, as well as the never ending tide of eels, when the tide was on the flood. I loved fishing there during the winter, and also the pool below the weir at leven. You could wade out to a sand bar, almost in the middle of the pool, trotting maggots down for the Dace. Aye, the good old days eh!

[sparky1251]

i they certainely were bud,always remember the time i scuffled up the bank only to turn round and me bait waider was goin with the tide upstream lol,only to get it back on the down tide,bait aswell still in tubs pmsl :laugh:we hit 40lb plus ov roach then,ude find it hard to hit that type of weight now unless u hit into the bream shoals.

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