Fishing Spots In Europe

Summer is just around the corner and there’s never a bad time to plan your next holiday. Everybody wants that dream getaway but there are so many options it’s sometimes hard to know where to start. With that in mind, we’ve put together a list of the best fishing holidays Europe has to offer.

February is a long month across most of Europe. The holidays are long gone but the back-to-work blues are still going strong. People want to escape the long nights and commuter crowds. To imagine themselves on a sandy beach or a remote river. This is when many of us start planning our next angling adventure.

Salmon fishing has always been a popular sport across the globe, and it’s easy to see why. Waiting for the perfect moment to catch one of these majestic creatures as it returns from the ocean and forges its way upriver to breed, salmon fishing is exciting stuff...

As fishing enthusiasts or just a person interested in fishing you should by now know that fishing has become one of the most enjoyed sport around the world these days. Be it an ardent sport fisherman who goes fishing to land his dream fish, or a close knit family that goes fishing to spend some quality time together everyone enjoys fishing...

Do you dream about fishing in some of the world's best and most iconic salmon rivers? Look to Norway – the kingdom of wild salmon – where angling in the wilderness is still as fun as when the Brits discovered the joys in the 1820s...

Europe is home to some of the most breathtaking locations on earth, a vast region that encompasses every type of landscape and climate imaginable. When people think of fishing in Europe, their thoughts turn to the Mediterranean and the warm waters and fishing therein...

There are many apps out there and it can be very hard to decide on which to use. Many are feature-rich but some do things that others do not or just do them better. I have compiled a list for you of a few top fishing apps available today. They were selected based on their utility, user-friendliness and popularity.

Slovenian rivers are considered some of the most spectacular in the world. The incredible management of its different fishing clubs coupled with the beauty of its waters and landscape have turned this country of the Former Yugoslavia into a real paradise for lovers of fly fishing.

Austria Fly Fishing may be one of the least known destinations for fly fishing in Europe. The private waters of Austria have remained in oblivion for lovers of fly fishing holidays, despite that, we can say that they have some of the best rivers for trout and grayling fishing on the mainland.

Fly fishing in Northern Italy is simply spectacular. The Italian Alps offer fly fishermen the chance to catch marble trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, Arctic char and grayling, all the while, exploring one of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes.

There is a lot to see and experience in Eastern Europe. It is rich with history and culture, with traditions dating back over centuries and many generations. It is full of attractions that bring in travelers from all over the world, near and far.

Though the country may be enveloped by the Bay of Biscay, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, it also boasts a rich and diverse inland topography. This ranges from the lush mountains of the Asturias region in the north where the inland waters are abundant with salmon and trout in the summer months, to the plentiful River Ebro which flows 565 miles from the Cantabrian mountains to the Mediterranean coast in Tarragona.

France is for thrill-seekers! And it has some of the best fishing spots for some exhilarating adventures. The activity has immensely grown popular over the past few years as people from around the world visit to take part. Seeing the buzz fishing is generating, French regions are now concentrated on improving activities.

Fly fishing in Greenland is a short but exciting season. Avid fly fisherman Michael Rosing shares some of his in-depth knowledge about fly fishing in Greenland...

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Taking a few moments in an airport lounge can be just what you need to collect yourself before a flight, especially now as many passenger terminals get crowded again. The good news is that resurgent flyer numbers have also prompted airport lounges to reopen en masse. Luckily, some of the best travel rewards credit cards confer lounge access among their many benefits.