Dordogne – Secteur Libournais
Libourne France
SIZE
70 km
SWIMS
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ANGLERS
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STOCK
Good
CARP
45lb +
DIFFICULTY
4/5
LAKE MAP
Yes
NIGHT FISHING
Yes
Dordogne – Secteur Libournais
One of the night carp routes of the Gironde (33) is the Dordogne - Libournais sector, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The Dordogne is a French watercourse which originates in Puy de Sancy (1,885 m) , highest point of the Massif Central, in the chain of the Dore mountains. It merges with the Garonne to form the Gironde estuary which leads to the Atlantic Ocean after having crossed the Dordogne department and part of the Gironde department, in the Aquitaine Basin. From the point of view of environments and species, the Dordogne basin has a rich, diverse and particularly well-preserved heritage. The presence of several emblematic species testifies to this: European sturgeon, salmon, otter… The Dordogne is a natural site registered with Natura 2000 and its entire watershed is classified as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. .
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
70 km
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Good
45lb +
4/5
Yes
Rules
Fishing with vegetable baits only. No carp caught by amateur anglers may be held in captivity or transported from half an hour after sunset until half an hour before sunrise. Mandatory “FD33 night carp” option.
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Description
Dordogne – Secteur Libournais
One of the night carp routes of the Gironde (33) is the Dordogne - Libournais sector, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The Dordogne is a French watercourse which originates in Puy de Sancy (1,885 m) , highest point of the Massif Central, in the chain of the Dore mountains. It merges with the Garonne to form the Gironde estuary which leads to the Atlantic Ocean after having crossed the Dordogne department and part of the Gironde department, in the Aquitaine Basin. From the point of view of environments and species, the Dordogne basin has a rich, diverse and particularly well-preserved heritage. The presence of several emblematic species testifies to this: European sturgeon, salmon, otter… The Dordogne is a natural site registered with Natura 2000 and its entire watershed is classified as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. .
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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
70 km
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-
Good
45lb
4/5
Yes
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Rules
Fishing with vegetable baits only. No carp caught by amateur anglers may be held in captivity or transported from half an hour after sunset until half an hour before sunrise. Mandatory “FD33 night carp” option.
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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 44.904125213623
Lon -0.248009175062 -
Contact
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