Fishing In Caspe Spain

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The lake offers stunning views as it meanders through small ravines. There are a variety of beautiful birds in the area such as the hoopoe, bee-eaters, golden orioles, shrikes, egrets and storks, birds of prey can be seen including the griffon vulture and eagles.

The town of Caspe is a 5 minute drive or a 30 minute walk, it has numerous tapas bars and restaurants and very friendly people, although as a rural community English speakers are often a rarity. Fiestas are quite common throughout the year and go on for days and nights up to the early hours.

Fishing In Caspe Spain - Caspe is a small town 70 miles south of Zaragoza in the province of Aragon. It is situated approximately the central point of the Mar De Aragon, this is a lake created by the damming of the river Ebro. The lake follows the previous river course for about 70 miles upto a kilometre wide in places.

The lake extends from Escatron in the North and Mequinenza in the south. Mequinenza already holds a good reputation for UK anglers but more are now trying the unspoilt waters of the "upper lake", Caspe Lake.
Catfish, Carp, Zander and Bass are the most popular fish caught on the lake. Due to it's extensive area and mainly only locals fishing, the lake is not commercialised, this area is not over fished and the fish are not tackle shy.