Do raccoons eat fish?

Water is not their habitat at all actually; the raccoon much prefers nesting in a tree. Also, raccoons where I live (New Jersey) have become well adapted to suburbia and have such an abundant food supply they really do not have to work for a live fish meal. read more

Also, raccoons where I live (New Jersey) have become well adapted to suburbia and have such an abundant food supply they really do not have to work for a live fish meal. The raccoon also will eat just about anything from insects to berries to road kill, going after your pondfish is simply wasted time for a raccoon. read more

Best Answer: Yes they defiantly do that. Fish are one of the main foods for raccoons. Raccoons are very common problems for outdoor fish ponds. Here are some ideas to keep them away from fish ponds: 1. Eliminate shallow areas. Raccoons do not like to swim. 2. Eliminate areas where the raccoon can walk right into the water. read more

Raccoons eat garbage. Candy, bread, anything rotten or eatable. they basicly eat anything Raccoons eat fruits, birds, eggs, fish, frogs small mammals, decaying animals, and parts left over from other animals meals. Slugs, small crustations, grubs, cat chow Racoons are opportunistic eaters. read more