La Charente – Secteur Bourg-Charente
Chemin de Moulineuf Bourg-Charente France
SIZE
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SWIMS
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ANGLERS
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STOCK
Good
CARP
40lb +
DIFFICULTY
4/5
LAKE MAP
No
NIGHT FISHING
Yes
La Charente – Secteur Bourg-Charente
The Charente - Sector Bourg-Charente - is a French river in the Aquitaine Basin crossing the departments of Charente (16), a small part of Vienne (86), Charente-Maritime (17) before flowing into the Atlantic Ocean between Port-des-Barques and Fouras by a large estuary. Having its source in Chéronnac in Haute-Vienne (87) at an altitude of 295 meters, it winds through magnificent and diverse landscapes. Its total length is 381 kilometers, of which 224 kilometers concern the only department of Charente. Taken in a straight line from its source to its mouth, its length is only 160 kilometers, it is more than doubled by the many meanders. The river is navigable for 196 kilometers from Montignac located at the 40-meter coast, but especially from Angoulême at the 29-meter mark to the Atlantic Ocean. In practice, only 179 kilometers are really navigable thanks to 21 locks, 2 of which are classified maritime. It offers a rich fish population of predators (pike, pike perch, perch, catfish), white fish and wild carp of intermediate size with subjects weighing up to 20 kg. It is a river very popular with nature lovers and fishermen.
Facilities
- Bait Available
- Tackle Hire
- Expert Guide
- Bait Boats
- Rowing Boats
- Lockbox
- Disabled Access
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- Toilets
- Food
- Showers
- Hot Water
- BBQ
- Car Parking
- Dogs Allowed
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Specifications
Use:
Type:
Size:
Swims
Max Anglers:
Stock:
Carp Weight:
Difficulty:
Night Fishing:
Fishing
River
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Good
40lb +
4/5
Yes
Rules
It is prohibited day and night to transport live a carp of more than 60 cm. From one ½ after going to bed until one ½ after rising, no carp caught by anglers may be kept in captivity or transported. Navigation: Electric and thermal motor navigation authorized. Fédération Pêche Charente (16)
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Description
La Charente – Secteur Bourg-Charente
The Charente - Sector Bourg-Charente - is a French river in the Aquitaine Basin crossing the departments of Charente (16), a small part of Vienne (86), Charente-Maritime (17) before flowing into the Atlantic Ocean between Port-des-Barques and Fouras by a large estuary. Having its source in Chéronnac in Haute-Vienne (87) at an altitude of 295 meters, it winds through magnificent and diverse landscapes. Its total length is 381 kilometers, of which 224 kilometers concern the only department of Charente. Taken in a straight line from its source to its mouth, its length is only 160 kilometers, it is more than doubled by the many meanders. The river is navigable for 196 kilometers from Montignac located at the 40-meter coast, but especially from Angoulême at the 29-meter mark to the Atlantic Ocean. In practice, only 179 kilometers are really navigable thanks to 21 locks, 2 of which are classified maritime. It offers a rich fish population of predators (pike, pike perch, perch, catfish), white fish and wild carp of intermediate size with subjects weighing up to 20 kg. It is a river very popular with nature lovers and fishermen.
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Facilities
- Bait Available
- Tackle Hire
- Expert Guide
- Bait Boats
- Rowing Boats
- Lockbox
- Disabled Access
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- Toilets
- Food
- Showers
- Hot Water
- BBQ
- Car Parking
- Dogs Allowed
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- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
- -
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Specifications
Use:
Type:
Size:
Swims
Max Anglers:
Stock:
Carp Weight:
Difficulty:
Night Fishing:
Fishing
River
-
-
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Good
40lb
4/5
Yes
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Rules
It is prohibited day and night to transport live a carp of more than 60 cm. From one ½ after going to bed until one ½ after rising, no carp caught by anglers may be kept in captivity or transported. Navigation: Electric and thermal motor navigation authorized. Fédération Pêche Charente (16)
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Lake Map
Advice for fishing in France can be found HERE.
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Lake Video
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Location
Advice for fishing in France can be found HERE.
GPS:
Lat 45.676364898682
Lon -0.209717035294 -
Contact
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