Go fishing: 10 ideas for sea fishing trips in Europe

1. Lofoten Islands, Norway

Located above the Arctic Circle, the Lofotens are a mythical destination offering waters rich in cod, halibut and saithe. Fjord fishing, set against a backdrop of breathtaking mountains, combined with the midnight sun in summer, makes for an extraordinary experience.âeuros

2. Costa Brava, Spain

The Spanish Mediterranean coast is popular for wolfish, denti or bluefin tuna fishing. The diversity of the rocky seabed means you can explore the spots by boat or from the coves. The region is also renowned for its sport fishing events.âeuros

3. Ebro Delta, Spain

With its brackish waters, the delta is ideal for targeting large bass and sea bream. The natural park offers an unspoiled setting, and its rich fish life attracts enthusiasts in search of fine specimens.âeuros

4. Aeolian Islands, Italy

Off the coast of Sicily, this volcanic archipelago is an excellent spot for big-game fishing, particularly for tuna, bonito, gurnard and even swordfish in the clear waters around the islands.âeuros

5. Cornwall coast, United Kingdom

This wild and rugged region offers varied Celtic Sea fishing, with sea bass, mackerel and conger eel. Fishermen can also adopt the small coves and cliffs as their playgrounds.âeuros

6. Fjords of Norway, South

Less well known than Lofoten, these fjords offer deep, lively waters, ideal for stalking large cod, local fish or the best big fish such as halibut. The setting is spectacular, between steep mountains and typical villages.âeuros

7. Alfitaine Coast, Italy

Combining culture and fishing, this coast combines marine depths and rocky reefs, perfect for searching for denti, sedge or wolfish. Discovering local fishing and gastronomy is a unique experience.âeuros

8. Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden

With its thousands of islands on the Baltic Sea, it's a popular place to fish for pike and salmon, in a magical natural setting of forests and calm waters.âeuros

9. Svalbard, Norway

For the adventurous, these polar islands are a unique fishing ground where cod and giant halibut attract many anglers. The Arctic environment and glacial landscapes make this a spectacular journey.âeuros

10. Brittany, France

Between Morlaix Bay and the Ouessant Islands, Brittany offers fishing spots for sea bass, pollack and mackerel, accessible both from the coast and from the open sea. Picturesque ports and a warm welcome complete the picture.âeuros

These destinations illustrate the richness and diversity of sea fishing in Europe. They combine varied ecosystems, multiple techniques and strong cultural authenticity. Whether you're fishing for sea bass in the creeks, searching for cod in the Nordic fjords or stalking big tuna, each trip promises adventure, discovery and unforgettable memories.

So get your rods and lures ready and let yourself be carried away to new, exceptional fishing destinations!