Bank Fishing Spots

At our Almaebre fishing camp, we take care of several hundred metres of the Ebro riverbank, where we maintain fishing spots prepared to give you maximum comfort while fishing. The advantage of these spots is easy access from the cabins, and since the reservoir's water level is mostly stable, there's no need to travel far. You can simply carry your gear to the spot or bring it by car, which you can then park at the campsite. If you want to spend several days on the bank, you can pitch a tent here or park a caravan or motorhome and fish 24 hours a day. Spots can be electrified for a fee. We also take care of keeping the bank tidy, so we ask you to keep the fishing spots clean and use the waste bins, which we empty regularly.

All spots located on the stretch of bank we manage can be reserved in advance by arrangement, of course provided they are not already taken.

You'll find other attractive fishing spots in the area around the campsite. However, we cannot guarantee their availability or reserve them. These are public spots that are also used by other anglers.

And what's the best catch from the bank? Of course, carp, zander, catfish and white fish. Bottom fishing or float fishing tends to be more successful if you bait your spot thoroughly. Remember that the reservoir is large, and you need to stop the fish at your spot as it migrates through the water.

A fishing spot with a gently sloping bottom, without the edge of the original riverbed. Minimal obstacles, meaning a lower chance of snagging.

A fishing spot with a gradually sloping bottom, without the edge of the original riverbed. Near the bank there are rocks on the bottom that can cause snagging. Beyond them, the bottom is clear of obstacles.

A fishing spot where the bottom drops off into deeper water after about 10 metres. The bottom is mostly clear, with rocks in places.

At these spots, the bottom drops fairly steeply right from the bank, down to a depth of 10–12 metres. There are occasional trees on the bottom, which form natural shelters for fish.

At these spots, the bottom drops fairly steeply right from the bank, down to a depth of 10–12 metres. There are occasional trees on the bottom, which form natural shelters for fish.

At these spots, the bottom drops fairly steeply right from the bank, down to a depth of 10–12 metres. There are occasional trees on the bottom, which form natural shelters for fish.

At these spots, the bottom drops fairly steeply right from the bank, down to a depth of 10–12 metres. There are occasional trees on the bottom, which form natural shelters for fish.

At these spots, the bottom drops fairly steeply right from the bank, down to a depth of 10–12 metres. There are occasional trees on the bottom, which form natural shelters for fish.

A fishing spot with a gradually sloping bottom, where you reach a depth of around 12 metres only after about 25–30 metres. The bottom is fairly clear, with obstacles such as trees or rocks appearing after about 30 metres.