Fish records for anglers

River Brede

Explore 20 fish species recorded at 10 places along the river from 2002 to 2025.

Records updated10 August 2026Most recent survey: 2025
Fish species
20
Places surveyed
10
Survey visits
38
Records span
2002–2025

Explore the river

See where fish were found

10 of 10 places shown

Choose a point on the map to see what was recorded there.

Map points are approximate and don’t show fishing access. Check local permissions before visiting.

Fish in this river

Species recorded

Choose a fish to highlight the places where surveyors found it.

FishPlaces foundSurvey visitsLast recorded
Anguilla anguilla92717 Jul 2025
Salmo trutta8222 Jul 2025
Leuciscus cephalus6182 Jul 2025
Cottus gobio6152 Jul 2025
Barbatula barbatula6132 Jul 2025
Rutilus rutilus52317 Jul 2025
Leuciscus leuciscus5162 Jul 2025
Perca fluviatilis41110 Oct 2024
Gobio gobio41010 Oct 2024
Esox lucius31417 Jul 2025
Abramis brama377 Jul 2019
Alburnus alburnus3521 Sept 2016
Scardinius erythrophthalmus352 Jul 2025
Tinca tinca346 Jul 2023
Lampetra planeri222 Jul 2025
Gymnocephalus cernuus135 Jul 2016
Gasterosteus aculeatus1113 May 2010
Cyprinus carpio116 Aug 2015
Platichthys flesus1123 Sept 2014
Abramis bjoerkna115 Jul 2016

These totals show where a species has been recorded, not how many are in the river today.

Latest activity

Recent survey visits

Winchelsea Pumping Station (Brede site)

3 fish species: European eel, Pike, Roach

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Sedlescombe (u/s Bridge)

9 fish species: Brook lamprey, Brown / sea trout, Bullhead, Chub, Dace…

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Brede Bridge

9 fish species: Brook lamprey, Chub, Dace, European eel, Gudgeon…

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Sedlescombe (u/s Bridge)

9 fish species: Brown / sea trout, Bullhead, Chub, Dace, European eel…

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About this page

Useful context

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

The map shows past fish records, not fishing access or a promise of what you’ll catch today.

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