FISHING
Lakes, rivers, wonderful places, silence, relax and... fishing action! Just catch and release the fish:
MMIX (2009)
Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with Alfred Kuschniriuk, Reihard Gruber and Gerhard Lein on
28th August, 2009.
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MMVIII (2008)
Kvarner Bay, Optatija-Rijeka (Croatia)
Sea fishing from a motorboat in the Adria in
Kvarner Bay between Opatija and Rijeka (Croatia) - half day trip, licences included. The diverse rocky and occasional sandy outlets on the islands here provide a rich and still-unspoiled sea life. And fortunately for us, the channel that divides the islands of Krk and Cres, happens to be one of the best fishing locations in the entire Adriatic. For centuries the local inhabitants on the Kvarner Bay have made their living as fishermen. With the help of a sonar to pinpoint a perfect fishing location, we maneuver the boat into position and then lower the nets to make our catch. Visited on
12th September, 2008.
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Patkó Lake, Szerecseny (Hungary)
The
Patkó (Horseshoe) Lake is located between Györ and Pápa, close to the village Szerecseny in Hungary and far from the main roads and from the noise. The lake occupies 5,5 acres, of which 50% is covered with water. The lake got its name after its horseshoe shape. One of the shores is freshly swept and free of all obstacles. There are two small islands in water from where fishing is possible. The other side of the peninsula is deeper , rougher and surrounded by cane. That is where the Catfish, the Pike and the Zander hide. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required, just money to be payed. Visited with Michael Glanz on
5-6 July 2008.
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Rutzendorf Lake (Austria)
The
Rutzendorf Lake is located between the city Groß-Enzersdorf and Rutzendorf. Groß-Enzersdorf is a town and municipality in the district of Gänserndorf in the Austrian state of Lower Austria, directly to the east of Vienna and north of the river Danube. The city is 18 km east from the city center of Vienna. It lies on the main road 3. It is located near the Viennese quarter of Eßling and in the south the nature reserve Lobau which is a part of the national park Danube-Auen. No licence needed, but money required. Visited with Michael Glanz and Alfred Kuschniriuk on
18th April 2008.
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MMVII (2007)
Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with Alfred Kuschniriuk on
11-12th May, 2007.
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MMVI (2006)
Rutzendorf Lake (Austria)
The
Rutzendorf Lake is located between the city Groß-Enzersdorf and Rutzendorf. Groß-Enzersdorf is a town and municipality in the district of Gänserndorf in the Austrian state of Lower Austria, directly to the east of Vienna and north of the river Danube. The city is 18 km east from the city center of Vienna. It lies on the main road 3. It is located near the Viennese quarter of Eßling and in the south the nature reserve Lobau which is a part of the national park Danube-Auen. No licence needed, but money required. Visited with son Anatolij, Michael Glanz and Alfred Kuschniriuk on
8th September 2006.
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Rutzendorf Lake (Austria)
The
Rutzendorf Lake is located between the city Groß-Enzersdorf and Rutzendorf. Groß-Enzersdorf is a town and municipality in the district of Gänserndorf in the Austrian state of Lower Austria, directly to the east of Vienna and north of the river Danube. The city is 18 km east from the city center of Vienna. It lies on the main road 3. It is located near the Viennese quarter of Eßling and in the south the nature reserve Lobau which is a part of the national park Danube-Auen. No licence needed, but money required. Visited with Michael Glanz, Alfred Kuschniriuk and Werner Moser on
1st September 2006.
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Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with Michael Glanz on
25-27th August, 2006.
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Lake at Hegyeshalom (Hungary)
The
Lake near Hegyeshalom is located directly on the boarder of Austria and Hungary, close to the M1 highway exit Hegyeshalom. The lake is used as a multi-functional water area: fishing, diving, jet-ski, wind-surfing and water-ski is allowed in the same time and place... may be the reason for not catching anything. No
Hungarian State Fishing License required, but money to be payed for nothing. Visited twice: first and last time - with Michael Glanz on
12th August, 2006.
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MMII (2002)
Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with son Anatolij on
22nd August, 2002.
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Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with son Anatolij on
21st June, 2002.
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Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with son Anatolij on
22nd April, 2002.
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MMI (2001)
Lake at Mocsa (Hungary)
Mocsa Lake is located between the small villages Mocsa and Boldogasszonypuszta in the area of the city Tata in Hungary. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required on this place, just money to be payed. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed - regular replenishment of fishes every month. Monitored parking place available at the lake. Visited with son Anatolij on
8th August, 2001.
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MM (2000)
Lakes at Vértessomló (Hungary)
The Fishing lakes in
Vértessomló in hungarian 2-es és 3-as tó (lake No. 2 and 3) near Környe in Hungary are beautiful. Re-filling of the fishes happens on this lakes not so often - once per 2 month maybe - and the lakes will catch out immediately. The
Hungarinan State Fishing Licence is required plus daily ticket to be payed. Visited with son Anatolij on
25th March, 2000.
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MCMXCIX (1999)
Somlyó Fishing Lake (Hungary)
Somlyói tó (Somlyó Fishing Lake) close to the village Várgesztes in Hungary. The lake is 24/7 opened, overnight stay, camp and open fire allowed. Monitored parking place available at the lake. The
Hungarian State Fishing Licence is not required, just money to be payed. Visited with son Anatolij on
5th August, 1999.
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