It allows to fish numerous fish (trouts, carps…) in a variety of environments.

Hybridization of the Bremen with the Roach and the Roach is possible but hybrids are not fertile.

Hybridization of the Bremen with the Roach and the Roach is possible but hybrids are not fertile.

However, scientists are concerned about the long-term effects of the rudd’s breeding habits and diet.

Young rudd compete with native species for habitat and food, such as algae and small invertebrates.

More research is needed to determine the impacts of rudd on native species in North America.

Compatible fish include rudd, tench, orfe and koi, but the latter require specialized care.

Rudd is an invasive fish native to Europe that has been found in scattered locations in the lower Great Lakes.

They are stocked by several endemic fish species (barbel, eel) and other introduced species such as zander, common carp, Silurus, Black bass, gordon, common-rudd .

The best bait for pike is considered rudd, roach, bleak, in a word, all the fish with suitable dimensions is a potential lure.

The Roach is present everywhere in Europe except Iberian Peninsula, Northern Scandinavia, Scotland and the South of the Greece.

Pike, perch, pike, roach, rudd, trout and many other species prefer to live, eat and procreate is in thickets of underwater plants.

To prevent this unwanted invader from expanding its range in Ontario, the province has banned the possession and sale of live rudd and other invasive fish species.

It hunts in a group and has a predilection for young Cyprinids (bleak, Roach, Rudd, bream...) but it has a predation on small poles as well as young pikeperch.

From the Board walk fishing stands located on the northwestern shore you can fish into 20 feet of water and the lake holds good stocks of Bream, Roach, and Hybrids and some rudd and fishing is available.