Common fish:
* Salmon: Migratory fish that ascend the Shannon to spawn.
* Brown Trout: Native to Ireland, found in the River Shannon and its tributaries.
* Pike: A predatory fish, often found in the larger lakes and wider sections of the river.
* Perch: A smaller, schooling fish that feeds on insects and other small fish.
* Roach: A common fish that feeds on algae and other small organisms.
* Bream: A larger, bottom-feeding fish that prefers still or slow-flowing waters.
* Eel: Migratory fish that spend most of their lives in freshwater but return to the sea to spawn.
* Gudgeon: A small, bottom-dwelling fish found in shallow, gravelly areas.
* Minnow: A tiny, schooling fish that feeds on insects and other small organisms.
Less common, but present:
* Tench: A deep-bodied fish that prefers still or slow-flowing waters with abundant vegetation.
* Carp: An introduced species, but now well established in the Shannon.
* Chub: A large, silvery fish that prefers clear, fast-flowing waters.
* Dace: A small, schooling fish that feeds on insects and other small organisms.
* Barbel: A large, bottom-dwelling fish that prefers clear, fast-flowing waters.
Conservation Efforts:
The Shannon is a valuable habitat for a variety of fish, and efforts are underway to protect and conserve these species. This includes:
* Fishing regulations: Limits on the number and size of fish that can be caught, as well as closed seasons for certain species.
* Habitat restoration: Projects to improve water quality and restore degraded habitats, such as wetlands and riparian zones.
* Monitoring and research: Ongoing efforts to track fish populations and understand the factors affecting their health and abundance.
If you're planning to fish in the River Shannon, be sure to check the local fishing regulations and follow best practices to ensure the sustainability of fish populations.
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