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United Kingdom / River Tees

Tees River — bite forecast

length in United Kingdom — 165 km
Flows into North Sea

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Bite by region

  • County Durham117 km→
    Dace 10European eel 10Grayling 10
    +11°…+18°12 mph WSW0.1 mm1016 hPa
  • Cumbria18 km→
    European eel 10Wels catfish 9Dace 9
    +11°…+15°12 mph WSW3.2 mm1017 hPa

Fish in this river

Dace 10European eel 10Grayling 10Barbel 9Pike 9Ruffe 9Wels catfish 9Whitefish 9Zander 9Bream 8Carp 8Perch 8Atlantic salmon 7Brown trout 7Ide 7Rainbow trout 7Chub

Catches

Recorded 3 catches here. Most commonly caught: Brown trout, Barbel. Peak season: February–September.

  • Brown trout
    River Tees
    13 °C2 mph
    May 13, 2023, 3:25 PM
  • Brown trout
    River Tees

River Tees — a spot well known among anglers. About 165 km long. Flows into North Sea. Here you'll find a bite prediction — when fish are active and which hours give the best chances, adjusted for weather and pressure. The river runs through County Durham, Cumbria and North Yorkshire — the bite forecast is computed for each stretch separately, from the weather of its own region. Across the whole river, dace, european eel and grayling are the most active today.

North Yorkshire81 km→
Dace 10European eel 10Grayling 10
+10°…+18°10 mph WSW0.6 mm1017 hPa
6
Roach 6
Bleak 5
Crucian carp 5
White bream 5
Rudd 4
Tench 4
14 °C7 mph
Sep 20, 2021, 9:40 AM
  • Barbel
    River Tees
    11 °C29 mph
    Feb 01, 2016, 12:24 PM