Just In Toscana

For those who love fishing the Citta del Tufo (Tuff City) zone is the ideal location.

Right behind the mountain torrents of Vivo, Lente or Albegna, close to Bolsena and Mezzano Lake, fishermen are only an hour’s car ride from the cliffs and harbours of the Argentario Sea.

All you need is fishing license for inland waters and your choice of lence and equipment and you can venture out in search of that dream catch.

With our advice about the best fishing spots you can enjoy a day full of emotion and catches, assured that you won’t return home empty handed.

We do remind you, however, to respect these fishing places and assist in their preservation by practicing catch and release and making sure you do not leave equipment and rubbish in the areas.

Fishing Excursions

Bass and the other big ones of Bolsena

Those who have already seen this enormous and beautiful stretch of water already know that it is a lake which produces large catches but that they are extremely difficult to tackle.
The main difficulty comes from the enormous scope and quantity of water that lies before us, however, going step by step, we will try to give you all the guidance you need to get that dream catch.

The trouts of the Lente, winter, spring:

In the stretches of the Lente River, which flows close to the villages of Sorano and Pitigliano, you will find rainbow trout, brown trout and beautiful chubs.

The valleys of the territory are rich in Etruscan ruins and numerous wild animals which are unique to this area including local types of boar, deer, porcupine and many birds species, both sedentary and migratory.

These valleys are the perfect place to spend unforgettable days fishing in contact with nature.

Pike of Mezzano

The small lake of Mezzano has volcanic origins, as seen by the shape of the surrounding area, which resembles a large crater.

Today the lake is a true paradise on earth and its shores and waters are rich in numerous animals species, the perfect place for those who want to do some bird watching.

The pike is the undisputed king of these waters, some of which weigh almost ten kilograms. Often, while you are struggling to reel in a small whitefish or carp, you will find that it has been the victim of this powerful predator, which even attacks lobsters.