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Trentino boasts a vast network of running and stagnant waters. Its streams, rivers, lakes and mountain lakes have a very renowned reputation beyond the region, both for the excellent management of the water and because every year they host the fly fishing and spinning championships of the highest categories. Among the various waterways, one stands out which over time has been able to offer maximum entertainment to local fishermen and tourists, gaining the respect of many enthusiasts who come...

Lake San Giuliano in Basilicata has an undisputed fame, which goes beyond regional borders and materializes throughout southern Italy. More than a basin or an artificial lake, it is known for being a naturalistic oasis of notable beauty, just a few minutes from Matera, European Capital of Culture 2019. This generates a lot of interest in the lake, in addition to its generous abundance of fish in terms of cyprinids, is the massive presence of black bass. Voracious predators, of all sizes,...

In the last publication on the Pescalacca blog we addressed the wonderful Oasis of San Giuliano in Basilicata. Today we return to talking about freshwater fishing, focusing on a particularly renowned spot in the Alps, which has the same name as a stream in Basilicata (it may seem like it was done on purpose, but it's just a coincidence). We present to you the wonderful Torrente Noce in Trentino: a fantastic watercourse, with a thousand facets, an ideal home for spinning and fly fishermen and...

We have been in meteorological spring for more than a month. Even if the weather is acting up and it seems more like November than between May and June, the reference season is spring: a moment of transition for nature and for the fish which, from year to year, change their habits, abandoning winter hibernation and opening up to the summer warmth. The vitality of trout, the main protagonists of stream spinning, changes suddenly. They become more voracious and follow their predatory instinct,...

Among the first fishing spots that come to mind when talking about Trentino are the Avisio, the Noce, the Sarca, the Adige. Excellent outdoor gyms for trout fishing with spinning, fly and remote control, which we have already described on the Pescalccacca blog. However, those looking for still valuable but less frequented waters, especially during the summer period, can count on a vast territorial offer made up of smaller courses. Among these, in western Trentino, there is a river that...

The Salento peninsula, known to all as Salento, is an area located in eastern Puglia, washed by two seas (the Adriatic to the north and the Ionian to the south), which offers a multitude of spots for shore fishing. With the increase in tourism in recent years, Salento has also seen the growth of the practice of sport fishing. Many people who spend their summer holidays in Salento wonder where they can have fun.

Even though sport fishing is constantly evolving technically, sometimes it is necessary to take a step back and return to the origins. The new generations are fascinated by spinning, carp fishing, surf-casting but often forget that the mother of all fishing is one and only: the fixed rod. Unfortunately, either for fashion or because it is more complex than other techniques for those who are beginners, the fixed rod has been supplanted in favor of pureed fishing with the Bolognese, from match...

When winter and the cold arrive, it can become really complicated to attack fish in commercial waters as the low temperature of the water numbs them and makes them suspicious and less inclined to attack the bait, but with the right precautions we will still be able to spend a pleasant day full of catches.

Basilicata is a region in southern Italy that boasts excellent fishing spots, both in fresh water and at sea. In 2019 it will be in the spotlight for Matera, elected European Capital of Culture. Probably, given the tourist flows expected for the event, it will also be the subject of visits by fishermen who will take advantage of the summer holidays to discover a very picturesque corner of Italy together with their family, without forgetting the fishing rod in the luggage rack.

Umbria is a region rich in lakes, rivers and the ideal environment for spinning fishing. This fishing technique is based on using a fishing rod with a reel and lures instead of live bait. Spinning fishing is an exciting sport that offers numerous benefits. In Umbria there are numerous places where it is possible to practice it, such as Lake Trasimeno, Lake Bolsena and the Tiber river. If you are looking for a fun and relaxing way to spend your time in Umbria, spinning fishing is a great choice.

There are two important times during the year for the trout fisherman. The first is the infamous "opening" while the second is known as the "closing". The terms are very common in fishing jargon but, for those who don't know, opening means the beginning of trout fishing while closing usually indicates the last day of salmonid fishing. Trout fishing in running waters such as rivers and streams, in fact, is not open all year round: the national regulation, with some exceptions at provincial...