Fishing Techniques

Trout fishing in streams is among the longest-standing disciplines in fishing history. It is not simply an activity aimed at catching prey, but involves a whole series of sensorial rituals: immersing oneself in the purest nature, coming into contact with a watercourse in the most remote corners and, above all, it represents a great challenge sporty .

Trout fishing in lakes, also called lake trout, is an entirely Italian technique. Born at the end of the 80s in northern Italy, where it was usual to fish for trout in former quarries transformed into lakes, it has consolidated itself as a favorite specialty for many fishermen in all regions of the peninsula. This is a discipline that unequivocally aims at catching rainbow trout in paid lakes, both of semi-natural and totally artificial origin, where adult fish material intended for fishing...

The English fishing technique is very widespread throughout the Italian peninsula, but many times basic errors are made that compromise the catch.

Spinning fishing has developed in recent years and is well suited to catching predatory fish both in the sea and in fresh water. It is essentially a technique that allows you to cast artificial baits at great distances, trying to stimulate the curiosity of our prey.

Carp is certainly the most threatened freshwater species in Europe. A muscular and strong fish, carp is caught from north to south of Italy mainly with the sporting discipline of carp fishing.

Perhaps one of the most appreciated fish for the weight/power ratio that it releases once in the rod, the sea bream with the scientific name of Sparus aurata is certainly the most caught fish in the sea