River Tyne Salmon Rod Catch Statistics

[Editor]

The Tyne is now the best salmon river in England and has shown very good growth since almost dying as a salmon river in the 1950s due to industrial and household pollution of its estuary.

Salmon rod catch

[TABLE="head"]2000|2001| 2002| 2003 |2004| 2005| 2006 |2007 |2008 |2009 |10 year average
2,297 |2,513|2,585|2,163|4,122|3,591|3,795| 3,091 |3,389 |2,986| 3,053[/TABLE]

How does the Tyne compare to its neighbouring rivers?

This chart plots salmon rod catch trends on the three main North East England salmon rivers.

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[Seeking]

Fascinating stuff, Editor

Out of interest, what is the ratio used for comparing the Coquet, Tyne and wear? i.e. what does "1" represent?

 

[Editor]

Seeking

My charts are graphs that allow for clearer trend comparisons. The 1 represents the average rod catch over the period.

Regards

Colin