sea fish in freshwater?

**jackfishing21** · 16-02-2008, 21:55

i no this my sound stupid but can you catch any sea fish in freshwater and for that matter any freshwater fish at sea not including the migatory species like eels and salmon.

**blankerman** · 17-02-2008, 00:06

flounder are well known for travelling and living in freshwater.have been told about bass and mullet being caught at tewkesbury,but have never witnessed this myself

**cfish** · 17-02-2008, 13:54

Flounder can live in rivers but i dont no if its only in the tidal areas? Ive caught them in the bristol docks where there are alot of normal freshwater species.

gusmcg · 17-02-2008, 14:37

Flounder in Loch Lomond.

**Taz36** · 17-02-2008, 19:53

Can catch Flounder @ Ulleskelf, just below Tadcaster, which is a good 50 / 60 miles inland of the river Humber.

**The VooDoo Bus Man** · 18-02-2008, 22:09

lets not forget the mullet . common eels , and I know the Hampshire Avon around Christchurch can provide a right mix of species with roach etc being caught along side several different types of sea fish. The Baltic sea is home to pike and perch as well as herring and other sea fish.

**kennythejoiner** · 20-02-2008, 00:16

FISHED A MATCH AT THE WORLD ENDS IN TILBURY ACROSS FROM GRAVESEND IN LONDON A FEW YEARS AGO AND BIGGEST FISH WAS A COD
KENNY..

**jackknights** · 20-02-2008, 21:20

iv caught mullet,flounder, plaice and bass all in fresh water, not exactly 873458903745 miles up rivers lol but a fair way up

**yellowfin** · 20-02-2008, 23:49

I have caught flounder 20 to 25 miles and 2 or 3 locks up the river Bann from the sea.
Apparently they are also caught regularly on commercial eel lines in Lough neagh.