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Fishing License · Palencia · 2026

Fishing License in Palencia

To fish in Palencia —in the Palentina Mountain (trout) and the northern reservoirs— you need the fishing license from Castilla y León (issued by the Junta de Castilla y León). It costs €15.20 (license P1) and is free for those under 14 and over 65 with low income. Here’s a summary and where to fish in the province.

€15.20online (JCyL headquarters)
River and reservoircontinental waters of Castilla y León

What license do I need to fish in Palencia?

The license is obtained at the level of Castilla y León (not by province) and is valid throughout the province of Palencia:

If you are going to fish in…You need
River or reservoirLicense continental from Castilla y León
Those under 14 and over 65 with low incomeFree
See price and how to get it (Castilla y León)

Where to fish in Palencia

Aguilar de Campoo Reservoir Pike, black bass, and barbel.
Camporredondo and Compuerto Reservoirs Trout and cyprinids in the mountains.
Carrión and Pisuerga Rivers Trout upstream; barbel further down.
Canal de Castilla Accessible bank fishing.

What can be caught in Palencia

Trout In the Palentina Mountain.
Pike In Aguilar de Campoo.
Barbel and carp In the Carrión and Pisuerga.
Black bass In reservoirs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a specific fishing license for Palencia?
No. The license is issued at the community level: to fish in Palencia you need the fishing license from Castilla y León, which is valid throughout the province.
How much does it cost and where can I get it?
The license costs €15.20 (license P1) (free for those under 14 and over 65 with low income) and can be obtained online. We explain the process step by step on the Castilla y León page.
Is my license valid in other communities?
Castilla y León is part of the 2026 inter-community agreement: if you fish in several communities, you might be interested in the inter-community license (€25, 10 communities).