Catfish Camp Caspe. The Ebro is the place to go if you're looking to catch some big catfish, carp and zander. Big tuna in the Mediterranean Ebro Delta!

 

Go fishing on the Ebro for catfish, carp, zander and thun on the medetaranian.

 

The Ebro is the longest river in Spain, at 928 kilometres, and has the largest drainage basin.

The Ebro River becomes wider and more voluminous as it makes its way through Navarra and La Rioja, thanks to the various tributaries from different mountain ranges and the Iberian System. The Ebro River is a considerable size when it flows through Zaragoza, Aragon. However, as it reaches the Autonomous Community of Catalonia, the river narrows as it passes through mountain ranges. Large dams have been built here to exploit its natural resources.

The Ebro River makes a final turn eastward as it passes through the gorges, and the river delta finally discharges into the Mediterranean Sea in the province of Tarragona.

The Ebro river is becoming more and more popular as a tourist destination because of its rich wildlife and fishing opportunities. The area is a haven for birdwatchers, offering views of gulls, terns, reed warblers and flamingos, among other species.The Ebro River at Caspe is renowned for its exceptional fishing, considered by many to be among the best in Europe. The River Ebro is known for its extra-large carp, catfish and zander.

If you're planning a carp or catfish fishing holiday, our apartments in Caspe by the Ebro river are the ideal base.

If you're looking for a great carp and catfish fishing hollyday, there are some great places to visit. The Ebro is home to some amazing wildlife, including birds of prey that are often seen soaring above the water.