Fishing regulations in Italy

Bag and size limits, seasons, and licence requirements for fishing in Italy, across 18 spots tracked by FishRadar. Informational only — confirm the current rules with the official authority before you fish.

Italy
SpeciesBag limitMin sizeOpen season
European Seabassmin 25 cm
Gilthead Seabreammin 20 cm

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Fishing spots in Italy

Palermo Sicily
96 Good
Sicily
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · Swordfish · Greater Amberjack
Sardinia SW Coast
95 Good
Sardinia
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream
Bari Adriatic
94 Good
Apulia Italy
European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream · European Hake
Rimini Adriatic
94 Good
Emilia-Romagna Italy
European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream · European Flounder
Trieste Gulf
94 Good
Friuli Italy
European Seabass · European Flounder · Red Mullet
Adriatic Ancona
93 Good
Adriatic Italy
European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream · European Hake
Calabria Strait of Messina
91 Good
Calabria
Swordfish · Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · European Barracuda
Strait of Messina
91 Good
Tyrrhenian Sea
Swordfish · Atlantic Bluefin Tuna
Venice Lagoon Adriatic
91 Good
Veneto Italy
European Seabass · European Flounder · Red Mullet
Naples Bay
83 Fair
Campania Italy
European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream · Greater Amberjack
Sicily North Channel
83 Good
Sicily
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · Swordfish · Greater Amberjack
Cinque Terre
79 Fair
Ligurian Sea
European Anchovy · European Pilchard · Gilthead Seabream
Lake Garda
72 Good
Lombardy Italy
Pike-perch · European Perch · Northern Pike
Aeolian Islands
63 Good
Tyrrhenian Sea
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · Swordfish · Greater Amberjack
Lake Como
63 Good
Lombardy Italy
Pike-perch · European Perch · Northern Pike
Lake Maggiore
63 Good
Piedmont Italy
Pike-perch · European Perch · Northern Pike
Ligurian Sea Genoa
56 Good
Ligurian Sea
European Seabass · Gilthead Seabream · Atlantic Bonito
Egadi Islands
54 Good
Sicilian Channel
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna · Swordfish

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