The Best Fishing Holidays in Morocco

Two oceans, 500 kilometers of coastline and over 3000 miles of Atlantic coastline, mountains over 4000 meters high snow covered with countless rivers down its slopes, more than 200,000 acres of swamps and river network of thousands of miles, hot, dry deserts magically wadis and oases dotted, this is just a sample of Morocco or offers if your passion is fishing. Morocco has excellent conditions for fishing in both freshwater and saltwater. The stunning scenery, warm and sunny climate and biodiversity of its coastal and rural ensure your fishing adventure memorable and rewarding one of the most exciting places for fishing in the world. In Morocco, fishermen and women have the opportunity to fish on the inside, in the calm waters of rivers and lakes throughout the country and on the coast or at sea and in its depths. Visitors can venture into the sea to enjoy the excellent fishing deep or appreciate the tranquility and views on the banks of a river or a boat in the middle of a lake.

If your main interest is fishing within the Middle Atlas is probably your best option as it provides many opportunities in its lakes and rivers. Although many species can be caught in the fresh waters of Morocco, the trout is probably the most common prey inside. Trout are found most frequently in the wadis and the stunning gorges, and some of the best trout fishing spots are at the foot of Azrou (about Aghmas lakes), Khenifra in the river Oum er Rbia, Ifrane and its magnificent natural park, and Ouirgane Nfis riverside. Bin the Ouidane also near Beni Mellal, is an excellent place for fishing for carp. But the lakes are full of Moroccan dozens of species and offer exceptional scenery. The most common species that can be found in Moroccan lakes are pike, roach, black carp, catfish, perch, common carp and eel, and the season generally runs from May to June, depending on the species. Also, many fishermen recommend the region near Bab Adrar D'Atlas in Berber means "Gateway to the Atlas Mountains?, Where several deep mountain lakes.

They can fish for black carp, catfish, perch and trout.

But if you prefer to fish in the sea, there are many opportunities as for freshwater fishing. The marine fisheries of Morocco, especially along the Atlantic coast, is rich and varied and will not disappoint. Its coastline is one of the richest in the world with over 430,000 tonnes of fish a year. You can also go deep sea fishing and is easy to organize boat trips from Sakhla in the Sahara and from Mohammedia, near Casablanca, two of the most famous fishing ports of the Atlantic and across the country. Moulay Bousselham, near Kenitra, is also a good choice. Another great place to go fishing on the Atlantic coast is the coastal town of Essaouira and coastal villages around, just 160 miles west of Marrakech and about two hours from Bab Adrar D'Atlas. Also here plenty of opportunities to enjoy the beach and fishing from a boat and go fishing for more offshore. Besides its excellent fishing, Essaouira offers numerous tourist attractions and has Mugar of great interest, among which is its fascinating medina, considered World Heritage by UNESCO.

The main species are found in marine waters of Morocco are mullet, common bream and red sea bream, sole, sea bass, Sollet, sea bass, barracuda, eel, hake and bonito , among many others. If you decide to go fishing deep, you can catch tuna, swordfish, barracuda, grouper, and marlin. So, as you can see, the variety of species in the waters of Morocco is huge seas and enjoy a beautiful life and the most abundant. But, as in many developing countries, water is a vital and invaluable resource. Furthermore, as in many other African countries, is also a scarce resource. In Morocco in particular, with more than 3200 miles of Atlantic and Mediterranean coast has a heavy dependence on water and its proper maintenance and care. The diversity of fauna and flora, the stability of its economy developing but still poor and, most importantly, the health and welfare of its people depend crucially on its cleanliness, its just supply and protection.

Many organizations and associations work conscientiously to avoid the dumping of industrial waste into the sea, ocean conservation and sources of fresh water and against the unequal distribution fee and lack of water supply. But all these circumstances, which have already caused an enduring crisis that points to long-term serious consequences still occur continuously, but can be avoided if we become aware of them and campaign or act on them. Remember, no water, no fishing! So come to Morocco and enjoy one of the best, most varied and exciting world of fishing. The climate in this country is warm and sunny throughout the year and the landscapes are breathtaking. Morocco also offers many attractions: an ancient and fascinating history, exquisite cuisine and varied, diverse and affordable accommodation, and a town famous for its generosity and hospitality. And, of course, a water fragile but invaluable. Your fishing experience will be even better if you choose the most suitable accommodation in Morocco to their needs and desires. Many hotels in Morocco even help you plan your fishing expedition to the smallest detail and will be happy to recommend the best way to make the most of your adventure.