Many of those species could give some good saltwater fly fishing in Italy for experienced anglers. But this will be explained in a separate post. Depending on the season and the specific location, it’s possible to find many tuna species like Atlantic Bonito, False albacore, Little tunny, Frigate tuna and even Bluefin tuna from the coast. The most common pelagic species are Barracuda, Amberjack, Bluerunner, Bluefish which thrives almost everywhere while Seabass, Dentex, Red Porgy, Grouper, Saddled sea bream often loiter on specific spots. The diverse environments host many predator species. Coasts could be high and sharp with deep waters that are only accessible by taking long walks while shallower areas covered by seaweed are easier to reach just by walking and wearing water shoes. Aside from sandy shores, Italy’s coast is also made up of rocky limestone. In term of fishing, this means that a shore fishing angler or a fly fisherman can fish from both black high cliff or shallow waters on the sand with some river deltas. This geographical area, for example, is famous to be land of volcanoes, as well as the place with the most beautiful beaches in the country. Sicily is regarded as one of the best shore fishing locations in Italy due to its accessibility to the sea. The region of Sicily, in particular, is an island located at the extreme southern part of the Italian Peninsula. Sometimes within the same region, you can experience all the fishing grounds just moving a couple of kilometers or nautical miles. The structure of the coast variates a lot in Italy, depending on the regions. The coastal structure and fishing environment

Some of them change depending on season and place but there is always a good fighter to chase if you want to experience some land based fishing on this part of the Mediterranean sea.

One of the things Italy is famous for is shore fishing because of the fact that you can target a very good amount of predators.

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