With its springs and Category 1 rivers, Lozère is a prime fishing destination.
Fishing in Lozère
The variety of watercourses and rivers classified as Category 1 make Lozère an exceptional natural setting for fishing. From the Allier to the Gardons of the Cévennes, the Lot, the Jonte and the Tarn, via the Truyère, the Altier, the Bès, the Chapeauroux and the Colagne. It is a true angler’s paradise in the heart of unspoilt countryside. Not to mention the lakes at Charpal, Naussac and Villefort, where you can enjoy fishing in an idyllic setting.
Plan your fishing trip
Fishing routes in Lozère
Fishing in lakes and ponds
Imagine yourself standing by the shore of a lake or a pond, nestled in the heart of the countryside, fishing rod in hand, with birdsong in the background. Isn’t that paradise? Head for Lake Charpal, Lake Naussac, Lake Moulinet, Lake Villefort, Lake Ganivet, the natural lakes of the Aubrac, and so on.
Rivers
Have you ever been told that Lozère is the land of springs? All the rivers in the department have their source here: the Tarn, the Lot, the Jonte, the Garons, the Truyère, the Chapeauroux… You’re bound to love river fishing in Lozère!
Guides and instructors
MONT LOZERE FISHING AND NATURE GUIDE
Lake and river fishing
GUIDE DE PECHE SEBASTIEN CABANE
Lake and river fishing
Hiking
Lake and river fishing
Accommodation “Accueil pêche”
Group / holiday gîtes
3 stars Hotels – restaurant
Hotels – restaurant
Group / holiday gîtes
Frequently Asked Questions
What can you fish for in Lozère?
You’ll enjoy the variety of species you can catch in Lozère: brown trout, rainbow trout, pike, zander, crayfish…
When is the fishing season in Lozère?
The general opening of Category 1 fishing from 14 March to 20 September
Find full details of the fishing regulations in Lozère in the Passion Pêche guide.
What fishing licences are available in Lozère?
You can find a list of outlets selling fishing licences in the *Passion Pêche* brochure.
