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Sea Trout Census

Sea Trout
  Sea Trout

A complete census for all upstream and downstream migrating sea trout is available from the Burrishoole traps from 1971.

Wild smolt migrations in the Burrishoole system historically ranged in number from 2337 to 6710, with a significant downward trend in smolt numbers after 1990 to a minimum recorded of 769 in 2000. Smolt numbers dropped to less than 500 in 2001 indicating serious recruitment problems.

In this section:

Burrishoole Fishery
National coded wire tagging and tag recovery
Life Cycle of the Atlantic Salmon
Eel Census
Monitoring and evaluation of restocking programmes
Wild Salmon Census
The scientific interpretation and catch advice
Analysis of annual and historical catch statistics and their trends
Atlantic Salmon, Sea Trout & Eels
Burrishoole Fish Trapping Facilities
Fish Counters
Fish Rearing Facilities
Salmon Ranching

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