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The Environment Agency is urging anglers to report unusual catches after several pink salmon sightings in North East waters.
Thousands of young grayling have been released by the Environment Agency to give fish stocks a boost in north east rivers.
New fish tanks have been delivered to the Environment Agency's Northumberland hatchery to house juvenile salmon.
The Environment Agency has released 7,500 young grayling into rivers to give fish stocks a boost across the region.
Environment Agency fisheries enforcement officers in the North East reported 29 offences over the Bank Holiday weekend.
The Environment Agency releases sea trout with pearl mussel larvae attached in effort to increase numbers in the North East.
Catch and release restriction remains at Watersmeet and Glenthorne Fishery as salmon numbers are still low after disease.
Eels are an endangered species. Be aware of the strict conditions when fishing them to make sure stocks are not exploited.
Two new fish passes at South Low in north Northumberland have opened up 22km of stream, making it easier for fish migration.
Wear Rivers Trust and the Environment Agency have worked together to make fish migration easier on County Durham beck.
Environment Agency officers report plenty of salmon activity in Taunton.
Environment Agency surveys at Saltburn-by-the-Sea indicate mine water treatment scheme is helping restore a once heavily polluted Gill.
Environment Agency's fisheries experts have released more than 5,000 fish into North East waters.
Natural England has issued a class licence permitting those registered to capture and transport otters trapped inside fisheries.
Koi herpesvirus (KHV) disease has been confirmed in carp (Cyprinus carpio) at Packington Somers Fishery, West Midlands
Boaters and wildlife along the River Medway are to receive a boost thanks to a project to refurbish East Farleigh lock.
Environment Agency fisheries enforcement officers carried out operations to clamp down on illegal fishing near Scunthorpe and Doncaster
Environment Agency Fisheries Enforcement Officers patrol North East waters in rod licence crackdown.
Environment Agency fisheries officers remove four traps from the River Wear in County Durham.
Environment Agency Fisheries Enforcement Officers deal with 18 people for offences in the North East
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