La fishing in Almeria It is also one of the great passions of the locals and an excellent option for those who visit its shores.
However, unlike other areas of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, not all its spaces are suitable for practicing this sport.
The reason for this is that in Almeria there are many areas considered natural reserves, for which fishing is prohibited either along its entire length or is only authorized in very specific sectors. Let's review some of the spaces considered prohibited for fishing Sports.
Where is fishing prohibited in Almería?
Cabo de Gata
El Cabo de Gata National Park It is one of the most beautiful marine and natural environments in all of Spain. Its almost 12.000 hectares of Mediterranean waters make it a true marine paradise, given the beauty of its surroundings as well as the variety of species that live there.
Crystal clear waters and mixed rocky, sandy and vegetation bottoms; it has become for some time a fixed destination for divers.
Precisely its special vegetation, the posidonia Oceanica, allows the presence of multiple biological species that make the place an ideal world for the development of squid, octopus, cuttlefish bream, dentex, grouper, melva sea bass or red mullet, just to mention a few of its residents.
The park has ranger, highly trained personnel with state-of-the-art technology that guarantees that the practices within the zones are those admitted in their different sectors.
The ideal for fishing, in these waters, will be to do it in the areas outside of it. It is always advisable to seek advice from the authorities to avoid falling into conflicts, fines or other problems with legal regulations.
Moron of the Genoveses
This area is located within the boundaries of the Nature Reserve from Cabo de Gata – Nijar. The bay itself is a sensational spot, with spectacular views of the entire coastline, with its cliffs, coves and other paths.
A virgin paradise that seeks to attract the public to its natural activities, hiking or climbing to enjoy the overwhelming landscape of this natural space.
Punta de Loma Pelada
shape too part of the Cabo de Gata reserve. Loma Pelada is considered more of an arm of land than part of the Cerro de los Frailes and that helps to enclose the Ensenada de los Escullos.
Its coastline constitutes a whole landscape of cliffs, coves and paths, somewhat steep and rocky in many sectors.
Undoubtedly a virgin area in all its margins that welcomes lovers of bucolic and impressive nature.
Half Orange Tip
This constitutes a extension of the Mesa de Roldán as one of the southernmost points of Carboneras. Undoubtedly, it constitutes a wild and virgin area, like the entire reserve of Cabo de Gata to which it belongs, with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Mild wind, crystal clear waters and views that make you lose the limit between sky and sea, make this space a perfect spot for sight seeing, diving, but not for fishing.
