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Statistical data set: River Tees fish counts

Environment Agency

December 3
15:01 2024

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We aim to release this data once a month, in both ODS and Excel format.

River Tees daily and monthly fish counts

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River Tees daily and monthly fish counts

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The fish counter at the Tees Barrage only monitors the upstream migration of salmon and sea trout through the fish pass.

Additional routes exist through the:

  • main barrage gates
  • canoe slalom
  • turbine fish pass
  • navigation lock

To help fish migrate, the Environment Agency and the Canal and River Trust keep the main barrage gate open as much as possible. When its open, more fish migrate through this gate than through the fish pass. This may explain the lower fish counts when the main barrage gate is open.

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Published 16 May 2017
Last updated 3 December 2024 +show all updates
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