German Bight North Sea prakiraan memancing

Peringkat #152 dari 419 lokasi yang dinilai FishRadar di seluruh dunia hari ini

Tren naik — 12 poin di atas rata-rata 7 hari lokasi ini

Kepercayaan skor ±4 poin, dari 8 sinyal langsung

Model statistik tidak sesuai dengan model fisika di sini hari ini — perlakukan skor ini dengan sangat hati-hati.

30 hari terlacak di lokasi persis ini

Hari terbaik baru-baru ini: 2026-08-19, 82/100

10 hari dengan skor 70+ dalam periode terlacak

+19 poin dibanding hari yang sama minggu lalu

Perizinan:

• combined — penduduk A Fischereischein is required to fish, and it is issued only after passing the Fischerprüfung. In addition, a Fischereierlaubnisschein for the specific water is required — the Fischereischein alone does not entitle you to fish anywhere. Both must be carried. Rules, fees and the minimum age are set by each Bundesland., non-penduduk Visitors need the same two documents. Several Bundesländer issue a short-term Touristenfischereischein or Urlauberfischereischein without the examination — Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg among them — but not all do, and the conditions differ. Check the Land you intend to fish in before travelling.

FishRadar publishes NO German bag limits or inland minimum sizes, on purpose. Inland fisheries law in Germany is LAND law: each of the 16 Bundesländer sets its own minimum sizes, closed seasons and catch limits under its own Fischereigesetz, and they differ. Most waters are then leased to an angling association whose Gewässerordnung is stricter again — that is what your Fischereierlaubnisschein is issued under, and it is the binding document. The only figures shown here are EU minimum conservation reference sizes, which apply at sea. You need both a Fischereischein and a water-specific Fischereierlaubnisschein to fish. Check the Landesfischereiverordnung and the rules for the water before you go.