Welche Angelmöglichkeiten gibt es auf KROATIEN ZADAR?

Up KROATIEN ZADAR gibt es verschiedene Angelmöglichkeiten, darunter Küstenangeln, Hochseeangeln und Fliegenfischen. Die Gewässer sind bekannt für ihre reiche Vielfalt an Fischarten wie Fuchshai, Blauhai, Albacore, Amberjack, Baracuda, Zuban, Delphin, Fischschwert, Seriol, Mali-Thunfisch, Blauer Thunfisch und mehr.

Where can you get fishing licenses for KROATIEN ZADAR acquire?

Fishing licenses for KROATIEN ZADAR can be purchased directly on site. It is recommended that you find out the exact requirements and fees in advance.

Are there any accommodations near the fishing waters?

Yes, there are various accommodation options near the fishing waters KROATIEN ZADAR. From hotels to vacation rentals, there are a variety of options to suit anglers' needs.

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FISHING TRAVEL CROATIA Zadar

Big Game Croatia – Fishing for bluefin tuna around the coast of Zadar

For years now, the Adriatic has been establishing itself more and more as an excellent big game destination. Due to its closeness to Germany (Munich-Zadar: approx. 750 km), this destination is not only ideal for air travel, but also for travelling by car. In addition, you will find a perfect combination of family holidays and FISHING TRAVEL CROATIA in Zadar here. Beautiful accommodation, located directly on the Adriatic Sea, countless activities and excursions in the surrounding area, good food and, of course, Croatian hospitality are just a few good reasons to spend your holiday here.

Fishing adventure CROATIA Zadar

Another reason is the excellent fishing adventure in CROATIA Zadar. Off the coast of Zadar, everything focuses on bluefin tuna, which is caught here mainly in May and July-September. The reason for the good tuna stocks is – besides numerous protective measures – the many offshore islands off the coast, which attract huge swarms of sardines in search of food. In their trail are the large marine predators – first and foremost the bluefin tuna, but also swordfish, sharks, albacore, dorado (mahi-mahi) and several others.

Skipper Patrick Baier has built up a remarkable big game scene here within the last few years. Having spent much of his time in Croatia since childhood, he has also learned to fish here from the locals and has honed his skills over the years. He now works with several Croatian and also German skippers and has built up a small fleet of big game boats. Here you are in absolutely professional hands and you also don’t need to burden your luggage with fishing tackle – absolutely everything necessary is on board.

Fishing is done mostly with sardines from the drifting boat, constantly feeding with pieces of sardines (“chumming”) and thus laying a real food trail for the tuna to find and follow until they arrive at the bait. Thune usually weigh 30-50 kg and offer gripping drills on relatively light tackle. Big fish have 100-200 kg, sometimes even more.

Those who have already had the pleasure of seeing a bluefin tuna in a drill in other places on our planet can still be very surprised by the fighting power of the fish here. Especially in the summer months of July and August, when the water of the Adriatic is extremely clear and rich in oxygen, the fish can demand a lot from you. In addition, fishing is done with a relatively thin leader, because otherwise the “Bluefins” are hardly to be moved to the bite. The author of these lines was able to experience for himself how an approximately 200-pound tuna demanded him for no less than 5 hours and 10 minutes until the fish was finally on board. You have to experience that…

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Patrick Baier, our local partner, serves as skipper on the BARON for most of the year (see below). We usually meet in the morning between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. at Marina Borik—and then we’re off. All rental gear is provided on board—high-quality equipment (e.g., Shimano/Penn). Jigging/popping equipment is also available upon request. Also included are the necessary fishing licenses, bait, and soft drinks. Most boats have their own quota for catching bluefin tuna. If fish are caught, the limit is one per day (provided they weigh at least 30 kg). As is the case almost everywhere in the world, the catch belongs to the boat.

BARON

A Faeton Fly, 10.40 meters long, 3.50 meters wide. Powered by 2 x 260 hp Yanmar diesel engines. Radar, fish finder, flybridge, outriggers, Sardamat + fighting chair.

Galley with stove and refrigerator. Air conditioning. Sleeps 4.

Up to 6 anglers for day trips.

For 2-day trips with overnight stay on board, maximum 3 anglers

Port: Marina Borik/Zadar.

Daily charter price (approx. 8 hours):

€999 (1–2 people)

€1,200 (3–4 people)

Self-drive boat

Bayliner Trophy, 6.80 meters long, 2.50 meters wide. 115 hp outboard motor. Top speed: 24 knots. 4 rod holders, fuel tank: 310 liters, live bait tank, fish finder, chartplotter, first aid kit, 4 life jackets, signal flares.

Fishing equipment on board: 2 x 50-80 lb stand-up rods with 50-size multi-reels for bluefin tuna. In addition, there are lighter rods and reels for jigging or catching baitfish.

The Croatian boat owner will provide you with a comprehensive briefing during the handover.

Prices (year-round): Week €1,999

Extras:

Anchor/rope/buoy system
Sardines (price subject to market conditions)
Boat deposit: €500; Fishing gear deposit: €200
Final cleaning: To be performed by the renter.
Boat license (lake) required.

Villa Triana

There is an overwhelming variety of accommodation options in the Zadar area: Hotel rooms, apartments, villas – there is something for almost every requirement / budget.

From our own experience we can especially recommend “Villa Triana” – a hotel located directly on the Adriatic Sea, with its own pool and rooms in different categories. The Marina Borik, from where the big game tours start, is about 1.5 km away and can be reached on foot in a good 20 minutes. Various cozy local and bars are also within walking distance. Prices vary greatly depending on season and room category. We will be happy to make you an offer!

We will be happy to make you an offer according to your individual wishes. Just ask us!

Since accommodation prices in particular vary greatly from season to season, we will be happy to provide you with an estimate based entirely on your needs.

Tip: For day fishing trips with small groups of anglers (2-3 pers.) from Zadar, the “MAXI” is particularly suitable. Price per person for one trip from about € 220,–.

Especially interesting is the 30 hour tour on the “Hidalga”. These tours are almost a guarantee for good catches, because you take on the one hand several tide changes, and have in addition to day fishing also the night for swordfish, tuna or other bottom fish.