What Fish Are in the Thames

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This is the rockstar of the river. It’s a sleek, silver predator that loves the brackish water where the sea meets the city. You can even catch them right under London Bridge.

Fancy a bit of urban fishing? In summer, the bass go wild for shrimp and small fish. It’s the closest you’ll get to a seafood dinner sourced from the shadow of Big Ben.

And they get huge. We’re talking over 10 pounds. That’s a hefty fish commuting past the Houses of Parliament.

The Gentle Giant: The Common Carp

If the bass is the rockstar, the carp is the lazy, chubby couch potato. This fish is a legend. It can live for decades and grow as big as a small dog.

They cruise the muddy bottom like slow-motion submarines. Kids love them because they look so prehistoric—big scales, whiskery mouths. They’re basically the river’s grumpy grandpas.

Here’s a fun fact: carp can recognize people. Seriously. They learn who feeds them and who doesn’t. So, be nice to the carps. They remember your face.