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7th January 2009
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Fishing Holidays in FranceWelcome to our pages about French fishing breaks. You'll find reviews, reader's stories, the latest fishing holiday ideas, tips and information. If you're looking for somewhere to stay, also try our Hotel Listings For tour operators, services and other French holiday-related companies, try our Holiday Directory This section is brand new, and will soon be packed with more articles and information. If you've got a story or review to contribute, or some useful tips on fishing in France, we want to hear from you! Email holidayseditor@frenchentree.com. Gemma Driver Editor FrenchEntrée Holidays  WARNING!Buy a license!You can't just turn up at your destination in France and start fishing. Buy a temporary tourist's 'Permit de Peche' from the local tabac. You will need a passport photo, and to decide whether you want to fish in all rivers (including smaller streams), or just the larger ones.FrenchEntrée Holidays FREE NewsletterBonnes Vacances - out 3rd Friday of each month Be the first to hear about the latest stories on FrenchEntrée Holidays; Fresh ideas, new hoiday options, independent reviews, expert tips and up-to-the-minute travel information. Bonnes Vacances ensures that you are aware of the newest information, so that your holidays in France are as good as possible. Sign up for free today!... Also Try...
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Looking for a holiday that satisfies your passion for angling but offers something for the family too? Then look no further. Our beautiful 3 acre lake nestling in 10 acres of French woodland is the perfect location...
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The river Tarn, from the latin 'Tarnis' signifying both 'rapid' and 'walled in' separates the Narbonnais and Aquitaine basins.For the sports fisherpersons amongst you, the Tarn is a rich resource. On the Tarn you could hope to catch Carp, Perch, Cat Fish, Roach and Bleak.
Spear and harpoon fishing take some practice, but the rewards are immense. Imagine swimming amongst the corals and ethereal sea creatures, in the clear aqua waters of the Med; just you, the sea, the slower pace, the other-worldy sounds, and the fish. Then, the excitement of...
Does the idea of fishing your own private lake in beautiful French surroundings sound like the perfect holiday? At Lake Mirabelle we strive to ensure that every fishing holiday will be all you hoped for and more...
It was interesting to read Edward Priestley’s article about fishing in the Limousine. It is always good to get another perspective and information on different waters. He is certainly right in saying that there are so many un-fished waters in the region. So much so, that it would be possible to fish a different one every day...
Together with two good friends, Paul and Jess, I decided to go and fish La Mordorée, an old quarry now totally transformed into a magnificent stillwater trout fishery in the heart of the Charente, just 30 mins drive from us....
La Gartempe is large and deep with very strong currents. It is full of many different species of fish and trout can still be found. La Gartempe is constantly looked after and cleaned which makes it easily accessible. Towards Châteauponsac and Rancon, the river is known “the salmon river”, not to be confused with trout.
Fishing in this part of France abounds! With so many rivers and lakes there is little surprise that just about any form can be catered for. If you are a purist with the split cane Hardys’ and the self-tied, dry-fly, and checking out the category one trout streams, this is the place for you.
Bob Spinks is a keen fisherman and had heard the rumours about big carp in the river Lot. Last summer, with son Michael, he decided to try it out for himself and found more excitement than either of them had bargained for…