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✅ Fishing allowed 9 months per year. License required, quotas apply.

Thunnus thynnus
Great bite
77%
Migration continues, tunas move to deeper waters in search of cooler temperatures.
Sander lucioperca
Great bite
78%
Decreasing activity. Perch begins to reduce activity and prepares for winter.
Thunnus alalunga
Good bite
57%
Spawning ends, and white tunas return to cooler water areas.
Coryphaena hippurus
Good bite
52%
This is a quiet period for mahi-mahi, their activity decreases.
Aspius aspius
Good bite
71%
The asp continues to feed, accumulating fat for the winter period.
Cyprinus carpio
Great bite
78%
Preparing for winter. Carp begin to reduce activity and move to deeper waters.
Abramis brama
Good bite
73%
Decreasing activity. Bream begins to reduce activity and prepares for winter.
Cyprinus carpio haematopterus
Great bite
78%
Preparing for winter. The carp starts reducing activity and moves to deeper waters.
Dicentrarchus labrax
Great bite
78%
Decreasing activity. Fish prepares for wintering, reducing activity.
Anguilla anguilla
Good bite
75%
The eel’s spawning is complete, and the return migration begins.
Mugil auratus
Good bite
71%
Fish activity remains high, it continues feeding.
Sparus aurata
Good bite
74%
Fish begin reducing activity, preparing for the winter period.
Mugil niger
Good bite
74%
Fish activity remains high, it continues to feed and maintain schools.
Scomber scombrus
Good bite
67%
Preparing for winter. Atlantic mackerel begins moving to deeper waters.
Sphyraena sphyraena
Good bite
75%
Decreasing activity. Fish starts reducing activity in preparation for wintering.
Mugil platanus
Good bite
74%
Fish activity remains high, they continue feeding.
Sarda sarda
Good bite
64%
Fish continue migration, moving to deeper waters.
Sardina pilchardus
Good bite
74%
Gradual decrease in activity, fish begin to move to deeper waters.
Merluccius merluccius
The average bite
48%
Reduced activity. The hake starts reducing its activity, returning to deeper waters.