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Fishing in Italy

Italy has 40 fishing waters in Napp. Each spot shows live weather, water temperature and a rule-based ranking of which fish are biting right now.

Lakes (20)

Großer Montiggler See Lake fishing Lago Albano Lake fishing Lago Maggiore Lake fishing Lago Trasimeno Lake fishing Lago d'Iseo Lake fishing Lago d'Orta Lake fishing Lago del Sorapíss Lake fishing Lago di Bolsena Lake fishing Lago di Bracciano Lake fishing Lago di Caldonazzo Lake fishing Lago di Como Lake fishing Lago di Garda Lake fishing Lago di Lei Lake fishing Lago di Livigno Lake fishing Lago di Lugano Lake fishing Lago di Martignano Lake fishing Lago di Pilato Lake fishing Lago di Pusiano Lake fishing Lago di Vico Lake fishing Wolfsgrubner See Lake fishing

Rivers (11)

Adige River fishing Drava River fishing Fiume Livenza River fishing Fiume Po River fishing Isonzo River fishing Livenza River fishing Natisone River fishing Tagliamento River fishing Tevere River fishing Ticino River fishing Torrente Torre River fishing

Coast (9)

Golfo di Gaeta Sea, from shore Golfo di Genova Sea, from shore Golfo di Napoli Sea, from shore Golfo di Policastro Sea, from shore Golfo di Pozzuoli Sea, from shore Golfo di Salerno Sea, from shore Golfo di Taranto Sea, from shore Golfo di Trieste Sea, from shore Golfo di Venezia Sea, from shore

Common questions

What fish can you catch in Italy?

It depends on the water. Open a fishing spot in Italy to see the species most likely right there, from pike and perch to coastal fish.

Do you need a fishing license in Italy?

Usually yes. Fishing in Italy generally requires a national or regional permit, and the rules vary. Check the local regulations before you fish.

When is fishing best in Italy?

It varies by species and season. As a rule the bite is best at dawn and dusk, and Napp ranks the species per spot from the live weather, water temperature, season and time of day.