The Drina River
The Drina (329 kilometres long) belongs to the Black Sea Basin. The Tara River and the Piva River merge into the Drina near Šćepan Polje (at the altitude of 420 metres). In ancient times, it was called Drinos, and the folk name is Zelenika, after the colour of its water. There are four notable fish species in the Drina: huchen, brown trout, grayling and common nase.
Fishing huchen in the Drina
* 7 days / 6 nights (half-board private accommodation)
* a seven-day fishing license
* a guide (the fishing spot will be determined with the help of the guide)
* flyfishing on the shortest European River
* taking photos (the caught huchen will be thrown back into the river)
PRICE: 380 euros (1 person); 350 euros (2-3 persons); 320 euros (4-5 persons)
The period of time for the programme accomplishment: November – January
Fisherman's dream
- 7 days / 6 nights (half-board private accommodation)
- a seven-day fishing license
- a guide (the fishing spot will be determined with the help of the guide)
- flyfishing on the shortest European River
- a boat (if necessary)
- taking photos (the caught huchen have to be thrown back into the river)
PRICE: 450 euros (1 person); 420 euros (2-3 persons); 390 euros (4-5 persons)
The perfect period of time for the programme accomplishment: May – October. Locations included in our arrangements are: the Drina River near Bajina Bašta (brown trout, huchen, grayling, common nase), Lake Zaovine in Tara National Park (spike, brown trout, catfish, cod, chub) and the canyon of the Uvac River (brook trout).
House Sredojevic: Two bedrooms, living room, bathroom, kitchen, terrace with sea view. A beautiful garden with many fruit trees.Click here to enter the photo gallery
“Huchen Days”
This tourist manifestation traditionally takes place in Bajina Bašta at the beginning if each summer fishing season. It consists of several events: a huchen and grayling fishing competition, the flyfishing and a fish stew cooking competition. Huchen can be fished only with fake baits and each caught huchen have to be measured, photographed and thrown back into the water. Competitors can keep only the huchen that are longer than 110 centimetres. The winner is the competitor who catches the longest huchen.
Applying for the competition: info@drina-fishing.com
GALLERY
"We ask you to make this beautiful nature even more beautiful by your attendance and to bestow your heart and your soul on it. In return, it will leave an indelible impression on you becoming a dear memory and it will simply enchant you to always come back."
LOCATION
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Bajina Bašta Municipality is situated in the Zlatibor District, Serbia. It is by the Drina River, at the foot of Tara mountain. Visitors can arrive from Belgrade in Bajina Bašta either via Užice (180 kilometres) or via Valjevo (150 kilometres).
Taking into account its whole flow, the Drina is the most attractive for fishing at Bajina Bašta. The evidence is prize huchen, which were caught with fake baits (flickering voblers). Besides huchen fishing, grayling fishing with a fake fly (flyfishing) is also very attractive.
CONTACT
- ONLINE TRAVEL MARKETING in cooperation with PANACOMP TRAVEL
- Bulevar Cara Lazara 96
- 21000 NOVI SAD, SERBIA
- Contact:
- Phone: +381 (0)21 458-502
- Mobile: +381 (0)60 380 9559
- Mail: info@drina-fishing.com