Reports on fishing in the Tula region, which are left by those who have visited these places, are only the most positive. Let us analyze the features of these reservoirs filled with a huge amount of fish.
Where to go fishing
What is the difference between fishing in the Tula region? Reports indicate that about 50 species of fauna are found in local lakes and rivers.
This region makes it possible to fish in 40 water bodies, among which there are deep and long rivers, artificial ponds and lakes, reservoirs.
Speaking of rivers, one cannot ignore reports on fishing in the Tula region, left by amateurs on the forums. First of all, all fishermen note the region's unique beauty and abundant vegetation near water bodies.
The latest fishing reports in the Tula region are related to the following rivers:
- Upa is a favorite place for fishermen located 40 km from Tula (an excellent bite in the village of Persheno).
- Tulitsa is a small river, not differing either in depth or in length (the vicinity of the Damidov dam is rich in pike, carp, and bream).
- Oka is the pride of the region, because there are about 56 species of fish in it (in summer, fans of bream, crucian carp, pikeperch, catfish, sterlet tend to come here).
Ponds and lakes
Consider the reviews and reports on fishing in the Tula region. They mention artificial ponds: ponds and lakes that strike with a good bite. People who want to relax from the bustle of the city, enjoy the tranquility, harmony with nature, are striving here. Many reports on fishing in the Tula region distinguish the following bodies of water:
- The Shchekino reservoir is an artificial reservoir that is optimally suitable for winter time (rich in perch, crucian carp, pike).
- Cherepovets reservoir - a lake located near the city of Suvorovo, is known for large carps, crucian carp, pike, perch (the reservoir is suitable for fishing at any time of the year).
- The bottomless lake is a shallow transparent reservoir in which pikes and large perches live.
Features of paid fishing
Often reports on fishing in the Tula region are left by those people who dream of a guaranteed catch. Among the advantages of such a choice, they note the opportunity to relax in a comfortable room, cook fish on the spot (smoking, a cauldron for cooking fish soup, barbecue), fishing on a boat or a rented boat.
What are the brightest places people include in their reports on fishing in the Tula region? The photos presented below are a clear confirmation of the beauty and uniqueness of the nature of this region.
Tourist base "Gulyaypole"
It is located in the village of Torkhovo. The camp site opens its doors to visitors from 6 am to 7 pm. Payment depends on the season, as well as on the volume of catch. In particular, for three kg of fish you will need to pay about 600 rubles.
Lipyagovsky fish farm
This is a private property. This is where a large pond is located. It has about five reservoirs, but fishing is allowed only in two of them. One hour of "gatherings" is estimated at one hundred rubles.
Yurovsky Pond
This is an artificial pond located in the village of Hanino. About two tons of carp and 1.5 tons of grass carp were launched here. The cost of evening and morning fishing is five hundred rubles, for a day of unique fishing you will have to pay one and a half thousand rubles.
Tatars
This is a paid pond, located 200 kilometers from Tula. The pond is considered quite young, but it has already found its many fans among connoisseurs of bright and unforgettable fishing. Payment for staying from morning to evening in this pond is 500 rubles.
Kimovsky
This fish farm is located in the Tula region. Two species of fish inhabit the pond: carp and grass carp. This fishery accepts fishermen only in July. The average cost of fishing is 600 rubles per half day.
On all private reservoirs that are intended for fishing, there are certain rules:
- the export of fish quantities outside the base is prohibited, which was not previously agreed with the management of the base;
- it is forbidden to throw garbage and food waste into the pond, leave dirt in the territory of the base;
- the use of baits and complementary foods based on pheromones and chemical additives is not welcome.
Reviews of fishermen
In the reports left by fishermen who visited the Tula region, it is noted that here you can fish for spinning using small weights. On Tulitsa, those who threw the spinning say that after the first casts it turns out to make several full-length postings. The sun warms, fishing becomes comfortable and bright. After a good bite by inertia, you can do the hooking. Even with small fishing trips, excellent memories are taken away from the Tula region, and beautiful specimens of fish are taken as a trophy.
Of particular interest for lovers to sit with a fishing rod, leave spinning, enjoying peace and quiet, is the Eye. Here fishermen seek after zander, burbot, crucian carp, podust, bream, asp. On the Oka, the fishermen consider the village of Aidarovo a great place, at the confluence of the tributary - Varany. You can go fishing here either on a regular float rod or on a spinning rod, as there are water pits, riffles, and stony braids on the river. In spring, you can catch a chub or asp on a May bug. In summer, fishermen “catch” an excellent pike here.
To summarize
Our country is famous for its own water resources. Fans of fishing, as well as professionals who dream of a good catch, strive to the Oka River in the Tula region, striking with the uniqueness of fish stocks and the diversity of the species composition of the fauna. Recently, the small river Upa, which winds along the Tula plains, has begun to be in demand. It begins near the village of Volovo, and after 345 kilometers near the village of Kuleshovo flows into the Oka. Fans of ruff, perch, catfish, gudgeon, pike, bream, burbot, carp, bleak come here. In the upper reaches, characterized by clear water, crayfish live.
Many fishermen call the Tula region real Russian Switzerland, they strive here for a rich catch and an unforgettable experience. Reports of fishermen about the time spent in these places are only the most positive. Fishermen note the diversity of species, excellent climatic conditions, reasonable prices on paid reservoirs, and the availability of rivers and lakes.