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Alburnus alburnus (Linnaeus)
Bleak
Description
Bleak (Alburnus alburnus) is a freshwater fish of the Cyprinidae family.
Habitat
Freshwater habitats including rivers, lakes, and streams.
Diet
The main food is insects (especially flies and moths), and it often feeds on fish fry and eggs.
Regulations and Responsible Fishing
No reliable general closed-season note is shown here, so local rules must be checked.
No reliable general minimum-size note is shown here, so local rules must be checked.
Always check local association or concession holder rules before fishing, because they may be stricter than this general overview.
Practical Fishing Context
Bleak (Alburnus alburnus) is a freshwater fish of the Cyprinidae family.
- Where to try: Surface layers of rivers, canals, and lakes, near structures..
- When to try: Summer and Autumn; especially during Daytime.
- Baits and lures: start with Pinkies, Bread punch and Casters, then adapt presentation to flow and fish response.
- Extra tip: Use the 'little and often' feeding technique to keep the school active in your swim.
🎣 Recommended Bait
- Pinkies
- Bread punch
- Casters
📅 Best Seasons
Summer, Autumn
🕐 Best Time of Day
Daytime
📍 Where to Fish
Surface layers of rivers, canals, and lakes, near structures.
How to catch: Bleak
Use the 'little and often' feeding technique to keep the school active in your swim.