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07-01-2013, 10:29 AM
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Re: Fishing Italy
You really have to ask around the marinas in the area where you will be visting about recreational/boat fishing, as most of Italy's fishing is limited to commercial/private business. Most of my family is there, but they are as far south as you can get in the Puglia region where charter/spear fishing is very popular.
Last year I went on a tuna jigging trip in the Mediterranean out of Lecce, an area near Bari, and it was insane. 100/150 pound Bluefin/Yellowfin all day on some serious Allutecnos Gear. I also did some quality bottom fishing in the Lazio Region (Rome) as well. There is amazing freshwater/Fly Fishing in Tuscany for Trout also. Hopefully some internet research and info from the locals/fishermen at the marinas will help. Have a great trip!
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Lawai'a: (Hawaiian Definition) A fishermen who understands and practices resource conservation, being sure there is ample supply for generations to come. Last edited by Lawaia; 07-01-2013 at 10:40 AM.. 
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07-02-2013, 04:50 PM
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Re: Fishing Italy
Go down to one of the fish markets and pick up one of the 5 pound Blue Fins they catch and sell over there
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07-02-2013, 10:19 PM
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Re: Fishing Italy
Been to Tuscany twice.My advice,enjoy the food,drink the chianti,forget about fishing to you get back.LOL.
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