Cranleigh Water

14 fish species have been recorded at 2 locations along the Cranleigh Water.

Records updated10 August 2026Most recent survey: 2014
Fish species
14
Places surveyed
2
Survey visits
6
Records span
2003–2014

Local EA evidence

Where fish were recorded

2 of 2 places shown

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River conditions

Environment Agency evidence

Fish found in this river

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FishSitesMost recentFish countedMeasured lengthMeasured weight
3-spined sticklebackGasterosteus aculeatus22014———
BullheadCottus gobio22014———
PerchPerca fluviatilis2201499Median: 14.3 cm99 fish measuredLargest measured perch: 28.3 cm—
Stone loachBarbatula barbatula22014———
ChubLeuciscus cephalus1201432Median: 21.2 cm32 fish measuredLargest measured chub: 46.3 cm—
GudgeonGobio gobio12014283Median: 8.8 cm283 fish measuredLargest measured gudgeon: 13.2 cm—
MinnowPhoxinus phoxinus12014———
RoachRutilus rutilus12014467Median: 9.7 cm467 fish measuredLargest measured roach: 27 cm—
PikeEsox lucius1201414Median: 32.1 cm14 fish measuredLargest measured pike: 59.8 cm—
Brook lampreyLampetra planeri12008———
Common breamAbramis brama120142Median: 33.9 cm2 fish measuredLargest measured common bream: 45.5 cm—
Crucian carpCarassius carassius120041Recorded length: 17.7 cm1 fish measured—
RuddScardinius erythrophthalmus120081Recorded length: 8.6 cm1 fish measured—
TenchTinca tinca120081Recorded length: 6.1 cm1 fish measured—

EA surveys have recorded these fish at particular sites and times. Absence from a survey is not evidence that a species is absent from the river. Every valid individual length and weight is retained, with its sample size shown.

Useful context

This page follows survey locations along the main Cranleigh Water. Tributaries and unrelated rivers with similar names are kept separate.

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