Fishing
The territory of the National Park "Braslavskie ozera" is unique for spending time on amateur fishing. Within its limits, there are 73 lakes, which can be combined into several lake groups:
Boginskaya (lakes Boginskoe, Vysokoe, Dolgoe, Albenovskoe);
Bogdanovskaya (lakes Bogdanovskoye, Shilovo, Podvornoe, Srednik and others);
Obabinskaya (lakes Obabe, Medvedno, Bolshaya and Malaya Yelnya, Dubro, Dubrok, Bertse and others).
The lakes are connected by numerous, but mostly shallow streams, rivers and channels. Lakes occupy about 20% of the area of the national park. In terms of density, this is no less than in Finland - the famous lake country.
Such a variety of reservoirs, differing in their qualities and characteristics, resulted in the abundant fish wealth of the Braslav Lakes. Of the 58 fish species inhabiting the fishing grounds of Belarus, 34 species are found in the lakes of the national park.
Of the valuable fish species for recreational fishing, bream, pike, pike perch, tench, burbot, carp, perch, catfish live in the lakes of the national park. Also, the lakes are rich in roach, rudd, silver and gold crucian carp, bleak, silver bream. There are asp, ide, vendace, silver carp, grass carp.
As a rule, in the Braslav Lakes "Braslavskie ozera", amateur fishermen use the following types of fishing: float fishing, winter ice fishing, feeder fishing, spinning fishing, bottom fishing, sheer trolling from a boat or on ice, live bait fishing on a girder. Spearfishing is allowed on three reservoirs during daylight hours.
On the lakes of the National Park "Braslavskie ozera" you can catch no more than five hooks (catching from 6 to 10 hooks on a fisherman is allowed only on several bodies of water on a special voucher -see the price list). The catch limit for one fisherman per day is 5 kg. Before fishing, you must purchase a paid amateur fishing permit.
IMPORTANT!
The following fishing prohibitions apply:
general ban from April 10 to June 08;
a ban on pike fishing from March 9 to April 25;
a ban on fishing for zander from April 15 to May 30;
a ban on fishing for burbot from December 25 to February 28;
a ban on catfish fishing from May 31 to July 1, from November 1 to March 31.
Recreational eel fishing is prohibited.
On the basis of clause 70 of the Rules for the conduct of fisheries and fishing in the Republic of Belarus, vouchers for paid recreational fishing are subject to return to the lessee (user) of fishing grounds, who issued them, within the period specified in the voucher for paid recreational fishing, with filling out a report on the number of fish caught by types.
Due to the fact that, as a rule, fishermen return no more than 30% of the vouchers sold by them, on the basis of paragraph 3 of clause 68 of the above Rules, to persons who have not returned vouchers for paid recreational fishing once within the specified time period, new vouchers will be sold at double the price ... In case of subsequent violations of the terms of return, the vouchers will not be issued.
Vouchers are issued only upon presentation of a passport (for military personnel - an identity card), when carrying out spearfishing, it is imperative to provide a certificate of an underwater hunter.
You can download the Rules for the conduct of fisheries and fisheries dated June 26, 2014 here...
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